Trust starts at enrolment.
The enterprise agent is available: identity, fleet health, privacy-aware telemetry, policy and controlled updates. Active antivirus, EDR prevention and kernel protection are not claimed.
Explore the Agent foundation →Devnora is building a unified workspace for exposure, detection, response, cloud, applications, compliance and endpoint context—without pretending the roadmap is already a finished product.
Devnora Command is the umbrella platform connecting 14 solution modules. It retains asset, identity, evidence, ownership and action context across the portfolio.
See the platform architecture →Last reviewed: 20 July 2026. These answers describe current public product truth without claiming general availability for unfinished modules.
Devnora Command is the umbrella cybersecurity platform being built to connect context, ownership and evidence across 14 Devnora security modules.
Devnora is designed for security, IT, compliance and operations teams that need clearer exposure, detection, response, cloud, application, endpoint and resilience workflows.
Command, VM, ASM, SIEM, XDR, MDR, Cloud, AppSec, SOAR, Threat Intelligence, Compliance, Agent, DLP, and AI Governance.
VM organises known vulnerabilities and remediation ownership. ASM discovers and reviews internet-facing assets and exposure changes.
Devnora AI Governance currently covers dataset registration, rights-status records, SHA-256 fingerprinting and model lineage review workflows.
It means the named capability has code and test or production evidence for its stated scope; it is not a blanket claim that every roadmap feature is production-ready.
The product architecture uses tenant-scoped roles, module permissions, denial policies, audit records and explicit admin/customer boundaries as implementation gates.
Devnora does not claim production SOC operation, certification, autonomous response, active EDR prevention, kernel protection, ransomware immunity as those are subject to customer environments.
Each module has a factual readiness label. Advanced capabilities remain roadmap commitments until implementation and verification are complete.
A risk-led workspace to connect assets, CVEs, business context, exceptions and remediation evidence without hiding uncertainty behind a single score.
Explore VM ↗An external attack-surface workflow for discovering domains, IPs, certificates, cloud footprints and exposed services, then tracking meaningful change.
Explore ASM ↗An security analytics layer for governed ingestion, search, correlation, investigation timelines and explicit retention choices.
Explore SIEM ↗An investigation and response experience that correlates signals while keeping original evidence, confidence and response authority visible.
Explore XDR ↗An service-enabled console for case ownership, escalation, evidence and customer communication. Devnora does not currently claim a staffed 24×7 SOC.
Explore MDR ↗An cloud security foundation spanning CSPM, cloud inventory, misconfiguration and identity exposure, with CNAPP capabilities staged honestly.
Explore Cloud ↗An orchestration layer for SAST, SCA and secret-scanning findings, repository ownership and CI/CD feedback.
Explore AppSec ↗An playbook system built around approvals, connector permissions, action history and rollback-aware design.
Explore SOAR ↗An intelligence feed for indicators, enrichment, feed provenance, campaigns and platform correlation.
Explore Intel ↗An control-mapping and evidence workspace for gaps, policies, audit preparation and executive reporting—without claiming certification.
Explore GRC ↗An enterprise endpoint component informed by the existing Windows backup agent foundation, with secure enrolment, policy and update controls designed before broader telemetry.
Explore Agent ↗A DLP and insider-risk console foundation for policy records, violation triage, workforce review and human-approved action routing.
Explore DLP ↗An AI governance console foundation for dataset registration, rights-status tracking, SHA-256 fingerprints and model lineage records.
Explore AI Gov ↗Scores are not decisions. The model brings source evidence, relationships, confidence, business context and ownership into the same traceable record.
The design favours explicit authority and auditability over black-box automation.
Collect only authorised context.
Resolve assets, identities and evidence.
Show confidence and ownership.
Use approval-led actions.
Retain the outcome and evidence.
The enterprise agent is available: identity, fleet health, privacy-aware telemetry, policy and controlled updates. Active antivirus, EDR prevention and kernel protection are not claimed.
Explore the Agent foundation →Devnora Cloud and AppSec connect posture, identity, workload, repository and ownership evidence for review and remediation workflows.
Playbooks centre permissions, human approval, reversibility and action receipts.
Explore Devnora SOARDevnora Compliance helps teams collect evidence, assign gaps and prepare reviews. It assists with mapping evidence to controls.
Explore the governance model →The separate Windows-first product has verified local, USB, network, FTP/SFTP and Dropbox backup paths, versioned restore and integrity evidence. Google Drive and OneDrive live round trips remain pending.
No invented customers, SOC coverage, certification, detection volume, uptime, analyst ranking or ROI statistic.
Real capabilities are listed with tested scope and known limits.
Architecture and implementation are fully available.
Capability scope is published module by module, with production claims limited to verified evidence.