An autonomous AI operations & security team for your servers
One lightweight agent runs a full AI sysadmin and security contour on your infrastructure — audit, monitoring, remediation, intrusion response and malware defense — with a human kept in the loop on every change.
Imagine that inside your cloud service there works a team of highly qualified system-administration and cyber-defense specialists who know everything — and then some — together with hundreds of assistants who carry out all the routine work, every second, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Pictured it?
Now we present to you the Guardian Cloud platform.
Below, we will explain in detail — to you, our future clients — how the platform works and what it can do. And you will decide for yourself whether to step into a new era or stay in the environment you already know, with all of its problems. Because we built this service for exactly one reason: to pull you out of them, free you to deal with other, more important matters, and grow your business.
If you want to understand in more detail how all of this works, we have prepared a full walkthrough of the platform. See how it works from the inside.
And if you want to dig deeper into the architecture, read the platform’s technical description. Read the description →
We built Cloud for everyone who has servers — and too little time, too few hands, or too little peace of mind to keep up with them. If even one of the lines below is about you, this system was written for you.
And if you are that single administrator carrying far too much on your own — Cloud becomes the team of assistants you never had.
It doesn’t matter which country you’re in. Your geography is no barrier between us — we work with clients all over the world.
Yes, we are based legally in the United Kingdom and the European Union. But our servers are deployed across every major cloud platform and key region in the world — so data-transfer latency stays minimal wherever your server stands.
You get local speed and global protection at once — no compromise.
Cloud is so simple to run that you don’t need a dedicated person “for the buttons.” The interface is intuitive: you open it and immediately see where everything is.
You build your own screen. From a set of ready-made widgets you take only the ones you actually need and arrange them into a workspace shaped around your tasks. At any moment you can add a new widget or swap any of them — the interface grows with you.
The main interface belongs to the owner or the company’s manager, and only they decide who gets in. To onboard a specialist, you simply add them to your company database: the system generates their interface automatically, with the access level you consider appropriate.
Your accountant sees one workspace, your system administrator another, your security lead another — each gets exactly the tools they need, and nothing more.
And you see every action your specialists take. If an action threatens your system, your personal AI assistant warns you instantly and, on your command, blocks it the moment you judge it dangerous or unauthorized.
Access can be protected by up to five factors: password, email, Telegram, an authenticator app, and biometrics. How many to enable is entirely up to you.
In your UI there is always an assistant who can answer any of your questions and help you make sense of anything you don’t understand — but most importantly, this assistant is the bridge between you and any officer or specialist in your system.
You ask it any question about the state of your servers, and it answers only after first consulting the AI specialists that look after your servers and analysing the current operational logs — and only then does it tell you, as fully and truthfully as possible, what is going on.
It needs no prompts and no skills downloaded from the web to work the way you need — we have already done that. And by watching how you work and what decisions you make, it adapts to you in a short time and becomes your deputy, making the kind of decisions you would have made yourself.
But that is not all it can do.
Need to upgrade or fix the software on your servers, add new features, and so on? You simply tell it — and after fully questioning you on how you see it, it prepares a technical specification, agrees it with you and hands it to AI Studio, where the most powerful models write the complete code and, once agreed with you, integrate it into your system, run all the tests and, with your approval, put it into production.
All that is left for you is to watch your system scale in the shortest possible time.
We could keep telling you more and more about the platform — but you probably already have one question: how do you connect Guardian Cloud, and what will it do from the very first steps?
Connecting is very easy. Go to the platform using the “Connect Cloud” button below and sign up. You can also connect through a referral link — you can get one from an authorized partner of ours; the list of partners is on the Referral page.
Because the platform works on a B2B model, only a company officially registered in its country can do this.
After signing up, you fill in a form about your company and go through verification; once you pass it, you get full access to your interface.
So you can explore the platform at ease, we give you a 10-day free trial. In it you’ll try both kinds of system administration: one server with full AI automation, and another with AI monitoring. After the trial you choose the plan that suits you and continue as a full client.
And of course you want to know exactly how your servers connect and what data we receive from them.
A single lightweight agent is installed on each server. It registers with its own personal token, talks to the platform only over encrypted channels, and runs in dry-run mode by default: it reads and proposes, but changes nothing without your decision.
To administer and protect the server, the agent collects operational telemetry: the state and version of the OS, running services, disk, memory and network load, installed packages, key configurations, log metadata and security signals. For the initial audit this is a set of 18 checks — the AI officer builds its report from them.
We receive exactly what is needed to maintain and protect — and nothing beyond that. All of the platform’s AI models run on our GPUs in your region, so your telemetry stays inside the contour and is not passed to third parties. Every action the agent takes is visible to you in the service history, and the final decision always stays with a human.
If you wish, the agent can run a full audit of your code for bugs and vulnerabilities and give you the results. Once you have reviewed them, you can tell the agent to fix them. This protects you from all sorts of trouble down the line as you run your servers.
This section holds the technical detail of the Guardian Cloud platform’s systems.
Each module lists the functions we have actually implemented, the architecture behind them and our end-to-end test results. A maturity badge marks what is live and proven versus what is still in design — so you can judge for yourself.
An AI system administrator for your server fleet — onboarding, audit, monitoring and risk-gated remediation.
Intrusion detection & response plus malware defense — detection shields, an AI officer, doctrine and rules of engagement.
The fleet of specialised models behind the platform — audit officer, ITDR officer, detection shields, cloud specialists, coding models and the doctrine embedder.
A living, governed knowledge base the AI reasons with — rules of engagement, playbooks, verified intel and incident lessons.
AI-assisted code repair and feature delivery for the services Guardian maintains.
Subscription model and the billing gate that governs onboarding and capacity.