THE THREAT MODEL HAS CHANGED EXPLORE WHAT'S DIFFERENT
Illustrative cybersecurity analyst monitoring protected network systemsESBA / NEXT-GENERATION SECURITY

THE ESBA APPLIANCE

A real control surface.
Not just a concept.

Configure namespace security, review actual enforcement data and monitor live behavioral telemetry from the appliance management interface.

ACTUAL APPLIANCE SCREENSHOT

Traffic behavioral analysis and drops.

This pilot interface plots packet rate, average latency and denial markers. Red markers indicate enforced denials, while amber markers indicate monitor-only would-deny decisions where applicable. This is a captured interface, not a live feed.

Actual ESBA appliance graph of behavior, packet rate and enforcement decisions
Actual engineering-pilot appliance screenshot captured October 26, 2026. Displayed values and policies reflect the observed moment only.

ENFORCEMENT LOGS / AUDITABILITY

Understand what the appliance saw.

Log Analysis provides retained-history charts, category breakdowns and supporting evidence for operator review. Product counters and archive events have different accounting scopes and should not be conflated.

Actual ESBA retained-log enforcement activity over time
Actual ESBA enforcement-history chart, October 2026; captured from the engineering pilot. This is not a claim of live website telemetry.

THE OPERATOR EXPERIENCE

Control and visibility in one appliance.

The interface covers real administrative and operational capabilities.

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Namespace policy

Configure protected networks, approved peers, ingress services, egress destinations and protocol controls.

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Health and telemetry

Inspect dataplane status, traffic health, decisions and behavioral metrics.

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Lifecycle and recovery

Manage approved updates, software activation and context-lifecycle controls through the appropriate interfaces.