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ADT Autonomous Defense
ADT Autonomous Defense closes attacks in 1.4 seconds - without waiting for an analyst to pick up the alert. Policy-bounded, blast-radius-aware, and fully reversible. Your rules. Our execution speed.
Policy-Bounded Actuation
ADT Autonomous Defense executes containment and remediation actions within the policy boundaries you define. You choose which action classes are permitted at each confidence level, which systems are exempt from isolation, and what approval workflows apply to higher-blast-radius actions. Full autonomy with full control.
Multi-Layer Containment
When the ADT engine confirms a threat, it executes a coordinated containment sequence: process termination, network isolation, user session suspension, and - where applicable - automated system rollback to a clean state. Each step is logged, reversible, and transparent.
Coordinated Defense Agents
Multiple attack vectors require coordinated defense. PulseADT's Coordinated Defense Agents share threat context across endpoint, network, cloud, and identity layers simultaneously - so a detection on one vector triggers coordinated containment across all affected surfaces, not just the single point of detection.
Self-Healing & Rollback
Most security tools stop at containment. PulseADT goes further: where possible, it reverses the damage done by an attacker - restoring deleted files, rolling back registry changes, re-enabling disabled services - all autonomously, after the threat has been cleared. Leave attackers with nothing to show for their effort.
The difference
The average analyst response time for a confirmed critical alert is over four hours. In that window, ransomware can encrypt a network, an attacker can exfiltrate terabytes, and credentials can be sold on dark web marketplaces. PulseADT responds in 1.4 seconds.
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