The Zalanx Platform

One security operating layer from signal to outcome.

Zalanx brings supported security signals, incident context, investigation, policy decisions, and response outcomes into one workspace.

Observe, Investigate, Decide, Respond — with policy-controlled autonomy.

Platform workflow

Each layer carries context forward so the next decision can be reviewed.

Security sources

Identity · Cloud · Applications · Payments · Observability · Edge · Custom Webhook

The Zalanx Platform

  1. 01 Observe

    Supported signals, shared context.

  2. 02 Investigate

    Evidence behind each incident.

  3. 03 Decide

    Policy before execution.

  4. 04 Respond

    Supported action, recorded outcome.

Recorded outcome

Incident context, policy decision, and supported response outcome stay connected for review.

Capabilities vary by plan, connected provider, permissions, and workspace policy.

Four connected capabilities

Coverage and action depend on the connected provider, plan, permissions, and workspace policy.

01

Observe

Bring supported security activity into one operational view and continuously track changes across connected providers.

Coverage starts with connected providers and configured permissions. Free includes monitoring for one eligible integration.

02

Investigate

Turn suspicious activity into clear incidents with evidence, threat context, entity relationships, and retained history.

Incident analysis, reports, and suggested next steps require a paid plan. Findings remain available for review alongside the incident.

03

Decide

Review risk, evidence, provider context, permissions, and workspace policy before response. Sensitive actions can remain suggest-only or approval-first.

Autonomy operates within human-defined controls. Pro adds advanced policy controls; a recommendation does not imply permission to execute.

04

Respond

Suggest or execute supported actions when policy and provider capabilities allow, while preserving the resulting outcome for review.

Provider execution requires Pro, granted permissions, workspace policy, and a supported response type. A supported integration does not imply execution support. Keep applied, skipped, and recommended outcomes attached to the incident. Rollback is available only where supported.

How the layers connect

A suspicious event becomes useful when the evidence and the decision remain together.

A supported identity source can surface repeated failed logins. Incident investigation adds risk and evidence. Review provider context, permissions, and workspace policy before a suggestion, approval, or supported provider action.

The response record preserves what was applied, skipped, or recommended. Your team can review the outcome in the incident workflow. This example illustrates the flow; available investigation and response capabilities vary by plan and provider.

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Zalanx Security Operations

A security operations workspace for modern AI, SaaS, and cloud teams.

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Connect the security stack you already use.

13 supported integrations span identity, cloud, applications, payments, observability, edge, and Custom Webhook.

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Security & Trust

Autonomy with control.

Zalanx is designed around policy-controlled security operations. Sensitive actions can remain approval-first, and execution depends on the connected provider, granted permissions, workspace policy, and supported action. Execution also depends on plan availability.

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