Cogent is an agentic auditor for enterprise networks. It reads every switch, router and firewall in your fleet, scores them against CIS, NIST and your own policy — then writes the remediation diff and waits for your approval.
Cogent connects the way your engineers already do — SSH, NETCONF, gNMI, or your NMS — then runs an agentic loop that audits, explains, and proposes fixes you approve. It never writes without you.
Point Cogent at a jump host, RADIUS account, or your NMS. It discovers the fleet, enumerates interfaces, and inventories firmware — without touching running config.
Plexus agents reason over running and startup config — diffing against CIS, NIST 800-53, PCI-DSS, your golden templates, and any rule you can describe in prose.
Every finding ships with the exact offending lines, a plain-English explanation, blast-radius analysis, and a proposed remediation diff — ready for change-control.
Approve the diff to push through your change window, hand it to NetBox or Ansible, or open a Jira ticket. Cogent watches the rollout and re-audits on commit.
Every finding is one structured object — severity, control, evidence, blast radius, and an auto-fix diff. Export to CSV, stream to your SIEM, or let the agent open the change ticket itself.
Active CVE with a public exploit. Patched or mitigated within a 24-hour SLA.
Policy drift from your golden template. The auto-fix is usually 1–3 lines of config.
CIS or framework deviation — often a banner, ACL, or hardening default.
One audit surface across every vendor, one finding format across every framework — running continuously, not once a year.
Cisco IOS-XE, NX-OS, Juniper Junos, Arista EOS, Palo Alto PAN-OS, Fortinet FortiOS — same audit surface, one finding format.
The fleet sweep runs every 15 minutes by default. Drift is caught at commit time — not at the next auditor's visit.
Plexus reads, reasons, and writes. It proposes a config diff per finding — with a rollback plan — and waits for approval before anything ships.
Self-host on a single VM inside your management VRF. No phone-home, no SaaS dependency, no config uploaded to anything you don't own.
"No SNMPv2 north of the dist layer." Describe the rule once; Cogent compiles it into a check that runs against every relevant device, every sweep.
Reads inventory from NetBox, writes changes through Ansible or Terraform, opens tickets in Jira and ServiceNow, streams findings to your SIEM.
Every plan includes unlimited users, unlimited frameworks, and read-only deployment. Prices are billed annually; monthly is +20%. Volume discounts start at 500 devices.
Sales, support, press, careers — one inbox, answered by the team that builds the product. We reply within one business day.
Twenty minutes with a network security engineer. Bring a sanitized config — we'll audit it live and show you your first finding before the call ends.