Product

One workspace to connect your tools, teams and playbooks.

Automate handoffs, reduce time to fix, and track every team and agent task through to a verified outcome.

Evidence → owner → approval → action → outcome

Every workflow runs the same five steps.

Setup gets a workflow live. From then on, every finding it picks up goes the same way, from the first piece of evidence to a checked outcome. Here is one exploited CVE, start to finish.

Paraxia reads your security tools and puts everything about one issue into one case. Every claim links to the query and the tool it came from.

It works out who owns the issue and who approves the fix, from your asset records, org structure and past cases.

The owner sees what the change touches and how to undo it, then approves, holds or asks for more. Nothing changes before that.

Paraxia makes the approved change through your own tools, inside the window you set. Only what was signed, nothing more.

It rechecks the original systems and logs the result. If anything is left open, it says so and who owns it.

Logged. The next finding starts at step 01.

Tickets → verified outcomes

The same work, without the chasing.

Most security follow-up runs on tickets, chat threads and spreadsheets. Here's what changes when Paraxia carries the work.

StepTodayWith Paraxia
01Gather the evidenceScreenshots from each tool, pasted into a ticket.Read from your tools, with every claim linked to its source.
02Find the ownerThe ticket bounces between teams until someone takes it.Owner found from your asset inventory and org chart.
03Get approvalA yes in a chat thread nobody can find later.The right person approves in the case, with the impact shown first.
04Take the actionDone when someone gets to it.Carried out through your tools once it's approved.
05Verify the outcomeClosed when someone says it's done.Rechecked in the original system before it closes.
Vulnerability · GRC · AI agents · Identity · Insider risk

Start with one program. Add more when you're ready.

Pick the work that takes your team the most time. Each new program reuses the tools, owners and approval rules you've already set up.

Paraxia/FocusProgram:Vulnerability remediation
VUL-207Exploited CVE on 3 hostsWorkingVerified on 3 hosts
  1. Read the new exploited CVEThreat intelMatches your hosts
  2. Find every affected hostScanner, host agents3 hosts
  3. Find the ownerAsset inventoryPlatform team
  4. Get approval for the patch windowPlatform team leadApproved
  5. Patch the hosts and fix the base imageEndpoint managementDone
  6. Rescan and check each hostScanner, host agentsNo vulnerable version
LoggedEvidence, decision and every step in the case log

Patch exploited vulnerabilities

When a new CVE is being exploited, Paraxia finds every affected host, sets deadlines by exposure, chases the owners and checks each fix on the host.

For vulnerability, infra and app owners. Reads scanner, asset inventory, SBOMs, cloud and firewall config.

Follow up until it’s fixed

Paraxia chases open fixes in each owner’s queue and answers ‘not mine’ or ‘not exploitable’ with evidence. A ticket closes only when a rescan and the host agree.

For vulnerability leads and remediation owners. Reads service desk, scanner, endpoint management and asset inventory.

Every program starts from a tested template. See how setup works
Every program shares Your connected toolsYour org structureYour approval rulesOne log of everything

One contract. Each new program reuses what's already connected.

Proof

You can check everything Paraxia does.

Tickets often say work is done when it isn't. Paraxia checks the actual systems and finds who's responsible. Nothing changes until that person approves. Then Paraxia carries it out, rechecks the result, and links every step to where it came from.

VUL-207Exploited CVE on a web service fleetVulnerability remediation
01 · Reported fixed

Ticket closed. Systems still exposed.

28 patched3 still vulnerable
  • Service desk“31 hosts patched.” Ticket closed.
  • Scanner and host agents3 hosts rebuilt from an old image are vulnerable again.
  • Asset inventoryNo owner on record for those 3 hosts.
02 · Paraxia’s work

Checks the systems. Finds the owner.

  1. Checks the systemsScanner, host agents and image registry agree: 3 hosts run the vulnerable version.q_2071
  2. Finds the ownerSends it to the platform team lead, who accepts it.q_2072
  3. Finds what matters most1 host faces the internet, and its service account has admin access to production.q_2073
  4. Rules out innocent explanationsNo approved exception, no firewall coverage, not scheduled for retirement.q_2074
  5. Proposes the fixPatch the 3 hosts and fix the base image, with the impact listed for the owner to approve.
03 · Verified outcome

Approved, patched, rechecked at the host.

  1. Owner approvesPlatform team lead
  2. Paraxia patchesThrough endpoint management, 3 hosts
  3. Rechecked on the hostsNo vulnerable version remains on the rechecked hosts
  4. LoggedDecision, change and evidence in the case log
01Re-run any step

Each claim links to the query that produced it, in the tool it came from. Run it again and get the same answer.

SELECT ts, bytes, destination
FROM drive_transfers
WHERE identity = 'j.rivera'
Same 1 row
02Every claim names its source

Click any sentence in a case to see the record behind it, when it was pulled and from which tool.

j.rivera signed in from a new device at 02:14 1, then moved 1.2 GB to a personal cloud drive at 02:31 2.

1Identity provider · sign-in 02:142Cloud drive · transfer 02:31
03Checked before it reaches you

Before a case reaches you, Paraxia checks that its sources agree with each other.

  • ✓Every claim cites a query
  • ✓Sources agree on time and device
  • ✓Innocent explanations tested
14 of 14 checks passed
Who it's for

One case. A view for each role.

CISOs, analysts, GRC and IAM teams work from the same case. Each person sees only what their role allows, and every view and decision is logged.

See what got done, the time your team got back, and what's still open.

Security team/Value recordLive
Results · all workflows
Time back, measured against your starting point.
MeasureCounted fromSince go-live, week by week
Hours of manual workFinding owners, collecting evidence, chasing decisionsTime against the case
Days a risk stays openFrom first seen to outcome verifiedCase record
Waiting between teamsFrom handoff to response, per teamHandoff log
Work verified as doneChanges rechecked in the original systemOutcome checks
Starting pointBest weekThis week
ReportedLive view for each team, weekly digest, leadership summary on demandExport for budget reviews. Every number comes from real cases.Open
Still open4 items waiting on an owner decisionEach one listed in the case log.Open
The operator network

How the programs Paraxia supports are written and tested.

  1. 01Written with practitionersCISOs, GRC leads, vulnerability owners and investigators write and review the checks Paraxia runs.
  2. 02Tested before releaseEvery version is tested against replayed history before it's offered to you.
  3. 03Kept privateContributors are credited by role, never by name, and never see your data.
Setup

Set up around how your team already works.

Each workflow starts from a tested template. We connect it to your tools, owners and approval rules, then test it on your past cases before it goes live. If your process is different, it follows your runbook.

  • Your toolsWhat each step reads and changes. Read-only to start.
  • Your ownersSuggested from your identity provider and org chart. Your team confirms.
  • Your approvalsWho approves each change, by region and policy.
Workflows/Exploited CVE to verified fixLive
Start from Tested templateVulnerability library Your playbookVulnerability response.pdf
StepSystemsOwner · suggestedApproval
1Check new exploited CVEs against our hostsScannerThreat intelVAVulnerability analystNot needed · read-only
2Find the exposed hosts and who owns themCMDBIdentity providerVLVulnerability leadNot needed · read-only
3Patch in the next window, with the owner's OKPatchingTicketingITIT operationsInfrastructure owner signs
4Rescan to confirm, then close the ticketScannerTicketingVAVulnerability analystNot needed · rechecked at source
Baseline: 12 recent cases timedReplayed on 20 past cases · nothing changed
Before it goes live

Test it on your own history.

Every new workflow gets a practice run on the last 90 days of your data. You decide it’s ready from what it would have done, not from a demo.

  • Your last 90 daysThe workflow runs on your own records, read-only. Nothing is opened and nobody is told.
  • Every flag, with its reasonsYou see what it checked, what it flagged and what it would have caught.
  • Tune it, then turn it onMark what is expected, adjust what it flags, and go live with the limits you set.
Security

Paraxia acts. You stay in control.

Paraxia starts by reading your tools. It only makes the kinds of changes you allow, after the people you choose approve them.

Read-only to start

Every connection starts read-only. You choose which kinds of changes Paraxia may make.

Your approval rules

You decide who approves what. Changes to a person's account can need two approvals.

Every step cited

Each finding links to the query that produced it, in the tool it came from, and can be re-run.

Impact shown first

Every proposed change lists what it affects, what depends on it and whether it can be undone. Results are rechecked and anything unfinished is reported.

One log

Evidence, approvals, changes, checks and open work in one place. Pause one program or all of them at any time.

Your cloud or ours

Run Paraxia in your cloud or ours, with the minimum access each step needs. Data terms are in your agreement and our security brief.

  • Single sign-on
  • Isolated tenant
  • Encrypted in transit and at rest
  • Raw logs never reach a model
  • Limited staff access
  • Export or delete anytime

Going through a security review? Our security brief covers data flows, the providers we use and our policies, in the detail your review needs.

Ask for the security brief
FAQ

Questions security teams ask first.

Something else on your mind? Get in touch or email hello@paraxia.io.

What does Paraxia connect to?

Your identity provider, endpoint tools, vulnerability scanners, service desk, HR system, cloud and AI platforms, and the other tools your team already uses. It reads from them to gather evidence and, where you allow it, carries out approved changes through them.

Can Paraxia change things in our environment?

Only the kinds of changes you allow, and only after the people you choose approve them. Every connection starts read-only. Every proposed change shows what it affects and whether it can be undone before anyone approves it.

Who approves the work?

You set the rules: who approves what, by team, region or system. Changes to a person's account can need two approvals.

How do we know the work actually got done?

Paraxia rechecks the result in the original system before anything is marked done. The evidence, decision, change and check sit together in one log, and anything unfinished is reported.

Where does Paraxia run, and what happens to our data?

In your cloud or ours, with the minimum access each step needs. Data terms are set out in your agreement and our security brief.

Does it replace our SIEM, SOAR or ticketing tools?

No. Paraxia works across the tools you already have and carries the work between them and the people who need to act.

How do we get started?

Start with one workflow. Add the next at your pace. Each one starts from a tested template, set up with your tools, owners and approval rules.

Your security team, multiplied.

See it on one workflow your team runs by hand today. We'll show you how Paraxia gathers the evidence, finds the owner, gets approval, takes the action and checks the outcome.