Argus is an open-source security operations platform where AI agents do the legwork and you stay in control. It watches your cloud, identity, code, endpoints, network and Kubernetes, catches attacks at machine speed, investigates them with AI agents and contains them in seconds. Every action is typed, checked against policy, dry-run first and reversible, and the platform is self-hosted, multi-tenant and MIT licensed.
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Argus covers cloud, identity, code, endpoints, network and Kubernetes in one place.
Autonomous response playbooks act the moment a detection fires, with one-click fixes.
Actions are typed, policy checked, dry-run first and reversible.
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