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What exists?
Asset Intelligence — discovers and identifies every firewall, router, switch, server, and workstation, with role, criticality, and ownership context.
For power & utilities, manufacturing, and other critical infrastructure
Telemetry isn’t
intelligence.
EvidentGrid watches the firewalls, routers, switches, servers, and workstations behind operations where downtime isn’t an inconvenience — it’s a safety or continuity risk. Scattered signals become one explained conclusion: what happened, why it matters, what evidence backs it, and how confident the platform is. No black-box score. No alert firehose.
Why another monitoring platform
Most tools give you more data.
This one gives you a conclusion.
- > Telemetry is not intelligence.
- > Unknown does not mean safe.
- > Operationally up does not mean securely protected.
- > Several weak signals can form one strong incident.
- > Every conclusion should be explainable.
One platform, five questions
Everything EvidentGrid does answers one of these.
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Is it working?
Infrastructure Intelligence — availability, performance, redundancy, and hardware health, with importance derived from context, not a hand-typed setting.
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Is something dangerous happening?
Cyber Detection — destination risk, behavioral anomalies, and known-bad indicators, including activity that's unusual before it's classified malicious.
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What changed?
Change Intelligence — every meaningful configuration change classified as security improving, neutral, weakening, or unknown.
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What does it all mean together?
Correlation & Risk — combines events, changes, behavior, and business context into one incident, with risk and confidence scored separately.
Built for where downtime isn’t just inconvenient
Critical infrastructure has different stakes.
A dropped connection at a utility, a plant, or a hospital isn’t just a support ticket — it can mean lost production, safety exposure, or regulatory fallout. EvidentGrid is built around that reality, not retrofitted for it.
The IT/OT boundary, covered
Firewalls, switches, and jump servers segmenting operational networks from the corporate network are exactly the asset types EvidentGrid was built to watch.
An evidence trail for audits
Configuration snapshots, historical baselines, and preserved evidence for every finding — the kind of record an auditor or incident review actually asks for.
Decades of mixed vendors, one model
Plants and utilities rarely run one vendor's gear from one era. Vendor-neutral means the 12-year-old switch and last year's firewall show up the same way.
Built differently
Four decisions everything else follows from.
Evidence, always preserved
Every finding keeps its raw logs, snapshots, and baseline comparisons — so a conclusion can be checked, not just trusted.
Risk and confidence, shown separately
"Possible DNS tunnelling — Risk: High, Confidence: Medium" is more honest than one unexplained severity number.
Vendor-neutral at the core
Firewalls, routers, switches, servers, and workstations, across vendors, in one model — not a FortiGate dashboard with everything else bolted on.
Correlation over alert storms
A core switch failure produces one incident with a probable root cause, not hundreds of redundant downstream alerts.
What it actually monitors
Wherever you already have telemetry.
Asset types
- Firewalls
- Routers
- Switches
- Servers
- Workstations
- Security appliances
- Cloud resources
Telemetry sources
- SNMPv3
- Syslog
- NetFlow / IPFIX
- DNS
- Vendor APIs
- Endpoint telemetry
Request access
See it against your own infrastructure.
Tell us a bit about your environment and we'll set up a walkthrough — no generic demo data, your own asset types and telemetry.
Prefer email? hello@evidentgrid.com · Or call (647) 847-0473