No additional Windows endpoint agent
Pulse does not require another third-party security agent to be installed on Windows endpoints.
An attacker does not wait for an analyst. Neither should your security. Pulse learns normal behavior, detects meaningful deviations, determines whether action is required and responds autonomously — while every decision remains visible for human validation.

Traditional operations move from detection to alert, prioritization, investigation, escalation, approval and response. Every handoff consumes time. Pulse removes unnecessary delay between understanding the threat and taking action.
Continuously understand normal behavior across identities, endpoints and connected activity.
Identify meaningful deviations through behavior and context, beyond known signatures.
Evaluate what is happening and determine the action required. Pulse makes the security decision.
Initiate containment without waiting for human approval. Depending on the incident and environment, actions can include isolation, connection blocking and recovery.
Record every decision and action. Human professionals validate afterwards and close, extend, investigate or escalate the incident.
Many security products use AI to enrich, correlate or prioritize alerts. This helps analysts understand an incident, but the delay between understanding and action remains.
Pulse is designed around a different principle: the AI must be able to decide what must happen now and act before the threat can progress.
Pulse handles the speed-critical first response. Security professionals retain visibility, validation, investigation, exception handling and final accountability.
Machine-speed action. Human control.
Pulse uses the security and management foundation already present in your organization, including signals from Windows security capabilities, Microsoft Defender, Intune and Entra.
Pulse does not require another third-party security agent to be installed on Windows endpoints.
Use the environment and management structure your teams already understand.
Security telemetry, decisions and evidence remain governed within the customer’s environment.
These technologies remain valuable and solve different problems. Pulse can complement your existing security technologies without requiring a complete replacement.
| Technology | Core role |
|---|---|
| EDR | Endpoint detection and response capabilities. |
| SIEM | Collection and correlation of security information. |
| SOAR | Execution of predefined workflows and playbooks. |
| Pulse | Determines what must happen now and acts autonomously. |
Recognize abnormal behavior early and contain affected systems before encryption spreads through the organization.
Identify deviations from normal identity behavior and react before stolen credentials can extend access.
Recognize movement between systems and prevent a localized compromise from becoming an enterprise-wide incident.
Detect processes, connections and behavioral changes that do not fit the established operational baseline.
Results observed in operational environments using the technology behind Pulse. Results may vary depending on environment and configuration.
60-day Proof of Value. Keep your current security tools running and let Pulse prove its value alongside them.
Pulse learns normal behavior across your environment and establishes the behavioral baseline.
Measure detection quality, autonomous response, SOC workload reduction and operational impact against your existing approach.