AQUILA C4I
AQUILA EPA · Endpoint Protection

One Agent, Eight Native Functions, Any EDR

AQUILA EPA is the endpoint and workforce edition. One signed agent carries eight native functions: vulnerability detection, data loss prevention, user behavior analytics, remote browser isolation, AI monitoring, compliance enforcement, asset governance and a local SOAR. Whatever EDR the organization already runs is read through the EDR socket on the same agent; AQUILA EPA does not replace it.

The AQUILA EPA Gateway: the endpoint functions and the EDR integration around one agent.
The AQUILA EPA Gateway, from the product.
The Problem

The Controls Were Bought.
Nobody Checked They Were Working.

The endpoint is where most organizations have spent the most and can say the least about what is actually enforced.

Each function came with its own agent

Data loss prevention from one vendor, behavior analytics from another, isolation from a third. Each has its own console, and none of them agree on what a host is.

Configuration drift is invisible

A policy applied at rollout is not a policy in force today. Disk encryption, agent health and enforcement quietly degrade, host by host, with nothing reporting it.

Replacing the EDR means replacing everything

Functions are tied to the detection vendor, so a change of EDR becomes a change of program rather than a change of supplier.

Live

See It Live.

AQUILA EPA's own world: eight native functions and the EDR socket feeding the unified-agent orchestration core, and the posture it publishes up to AQUILA C4I.