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Nexus 2.0 — the SecOps release: SIEM, XDR, EDR, UEBA, SOAR & local AI
Nexus grows from a Wazuh-style fleet into a full SOC platform: nine security capabilities, consolidated from twenty enterprise tools, shipping inside the same nexus-fleet package.
Read articleOne platform, not twenty: how Nexus consolidates your security stack
Running a SOC shouldn't mean running twenty overlapping products. Here's how Nexus de-duplicates the market into nine capabilities behind one agent.
Local AI triage with zero token cost
Cloud security copilots meter every question. Nexus ships a local AI that triages incidents, summarizes kill-chains and translates plain language to queries — for free.
Nexus Fleet 1.0.9 — mTLS, at-rest encryption & RBAC
The biggest hardening release yet: mutual TLS on the manager API, encrypted event fields at rest, and role-based access control for the admin token.
Hunt C2 beaconing with Nexus NDR
Malware that calls home does it on a schedule. Nexus NDR turns that rhythm into a detection — plus port scans and connections to known-bad destinations.
Harden your Laravel app in 10 minutes
The five misconfigurations Nexus flags most often in production Laravel deployments — and the exact fix for each.
Detecting what SIEMs miss: the web & app audit
Traditional SIEMs watch logs. Nexus also understands your stack — and catches the developer-layer mistakes that never show up in a log line.