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You’re in control

You decide what it does on its own.

Job by job and device by device, choose whether Guardian leaves it alone, just watches, asks you first or gets on with it. It never goes a step further than you’ve allowed.

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Four levels

From hands-off to fully trusted.

OFF

Off

Guardian doesn’t touch it.

MONITOR

Monitor

Watches and reports in the diary. No changes.

ASK

Ask

Prepares the fix with plan, risk and rollback, then waits for one-click approval.

AUTO

Auto

Just does it, verifies it and writes it up.

Built for real operations

Controls engineers actually use.

  • Presets Start with Monitor-only, Recommended or Full autonomy, then fine-tune.
  • Time windows e.g. auto-patch servers only between 02:00 and 04:00.
  • Expiring grants Full control of FW-01 for four hours during a migration, then back to normal.
  • Emergency containment During a live attack it can isolate and block, then pages the manager. You can switch this off.
  • Change freeze & kill switch Pause everything, or revoke every credential, in one action.
Never automated

Some jobs stay human.

Firmware upgrades, deleting users or mailboxes, and backup restores are never run by Guardian, whatever the settings. It diagnoses, prepares the exact steps and a rollback plan, and leaves the action to a person.

Every change to access rights is itself logged, so you can always prove what authority Guardian held at any moment.