Enterprise AI for security investigation.
Connect AI to live logs, enterprise tools and protected resources without throwing away the identity and permissions your estate already trusts.
Security AI is useful only when it can reach the evidence safely.
Everest Security combines Steward, BrainStorm and the Logs MCP Server to extend AI into systems, files and application evidence that may sit outside the security platform — with explicit identity, tool and policy boundaries.
Secure AI access
Steward authenticates the caller, records the agent and exposes only configured MCP backends and tools.
How the boundary works →Investigate the live estate
Search operational and security logs across Windows and Linux servers, including complex JD Edwards estates.
See log investigation →Automated security watch
BrainStorm can run scheduled or triggered read-only investigations under a deliberately scoped automation identity.
See agentic security →Falcon, AIDR and Aembit can remain in their own lanes.
Aembit can decide whether a human and agent may invoke a capability. AIDR can inspect MCP content. Steward governs execution identity and tool access. Falcon supplies security context and response.
No component has to pretend to be the others.
Investigate without building another SIEM.
The platform is not a replacement for EDR, SIEM or SOAR. It gives AI a governed way to reach live operational evidence and tools that are otherwise awkward, dispersed or too expensive to ingest continuously.
Threat investigation
Correlate a detection with application and OS logs around the affected user, host and time window.
Incident triage
Use an agent to search multiple servers quickly, then read only the lines needed to explain the sequence.
Audit & evidence
Security-profile searches can return re-checkable evidence references rather than copied prose alone.
JDE security
Bring Enterprise Server, AIS, WebLogic, batch, interface and operating-system evidence into one investigation.
A finding should be re-checkable.
The security profile of Logs MCP produces records containing the server, path, file identity, line, byte offset, observed time, search id and evidence hash. A later reviewer can ask for the same record again and see whether the source changed.
See the evidence modelEnterprise security experience, extended into the agentic era.
Everest has worked in JD Edwards identity and security for more than two decades. The modern stack generalises the same concern — who is really accessing what — across AI, MCP and distributed enterprise evidence.
Integrate. Do not duplicate.
Vendor names on this site refer to published interfaces and intended interoperability. The CrowdStrike and Aembit pages describe technical integration paths; they do not imply certification, endorsement or a commercial partnership.