ARES
Automation without security review is a liability, not an asset — a workflow with too much access is a bigger risk than the manual process it replaced. ARES exists to keep that from happening: every system POSEIDON hosts and every automation HEPHAESTUS builds gets its access and exposure reviewed.
What ARES is used for
- Reviewing access permissions across automations and integrations before they go live
- Supporting firewall and endpoint protection configuration
- Ongoing threat monitoring and incident analysis
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Common questions
Ideally before launch — access and exposure are reviewed as part of building a system, not bolted on afterward.
For most SMB and mid-market clients it covers the practical controls that matter; larger organisations typically use it alongside an existing security function.
A concrete list of access and configuration changes, not just a report — the goal is fixed issues, not a document.
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