Continuous trust for distributed enterprise compute.
Elysium Security Trust Center gives organizations centralized visibility and policy control across their Private Compute Plane. Every connected node continuously reports operational and security telemetry to the Elysium Control Plane — evaluating node identity, agent health, runtime state, workload verification, and behavioral signals.
From a single console, security and infrastructure teams monitor compute posture, define execution policies, investigate security events, and quarantine nodes — without directly connecting to individual endpoint devices.
Know what is connected. Know what it is doing. Control what it is allowed to run.
Traditional infrastructure trusts after authentication. Elysium evaluates continuously.
Each node receives a Node Trust Score based on identity, integrity, behavior, and verification signals — with the reasons, factor-level scoring, and historical changes always available to administrators.
- Agent identity and integrity
- Credential and certificate status
- Heartbeat consistency
- Agent and runtime version
- Task execution history
- Workload verification results
- Repeated result mismatches
- Runtime policy violations
- Unexpected identity changes
- Network interface changes
- Quarantine history
- Attestation signals where supported
View the security and reliability posture of your compute fleet in real time.
Illustrative — live values appear inside the Enterprise Console.
Security-aware telemetry across nodes, workloads, and Private Compute Planes.
Follow every workload from submission to verified result — without exposing the underlying workload payload.
- Online / offline status
- Node Agent health
- Last heartbeat
- Agent & runtime version
- CPU / GPU utilization
- Memory utilization & available memory
- Active task count
- Power & thermal state
- User activity pressure
- Drain & quarantine state
- Private Plane membership
- Node Pool membership
Sensitive device information (hostname, domain, MAC, adapter status) can be restricted through role-based access policies.
- Running / queued / failed jobs
- Task execution time
- Queue duration
- Scheduling duration
- Runtime duration
- Verification duration
- Aggregation duration
- Retry count
- Verification success rate
- Failure reasons
- Runtime pool health
Define how your compute infrastructure is allowed to operate.
Policies define hard boundaries. Smart Compute intelligently optimizes within those boundaries.
Examples:
- Only schedule sensitive workloads on nodes with a Trust Score of 90 or higher.
- Quarantine nodes after repeated verification failures.
- Require current Node Agent versions for restricted workloads.
- Prevent quarantined nodes from receiving new tasks.
Control how much of a device Elysium can use:
- Use no more than 30% of CPU during business hours.
- Allow up to 80% CPU after 7 PM.
- Pause GPU workloads when local GPU utilization exceeds 70%.
- Prefer idle machines before busy machines.
Control exactly which workloads can execute, which resources they can use, and which nodes are eligible to receive them.
Isolate risk without losing visibility.
When a node exhibits suspicious or unreliable behavior, administrators can isolate it from compute scheduling while preserving telemetry, trust history, and security events for investigation.
- Receive no new workloads
- Remain visible to administrators
- Continue approved security telemetry
- Preserve trust history
- Preserve security events
- Can be investigated
- Manually released by authorized admins
- Repeated verification mismatches
- Invalid task signatures
- Agent integrity failures
- Unexpected device identity changes
- Credential failures
- Runtime policy violations
- Abnormal node behavior
Centralize security events across every Private Compute Plane.
Each event carries severity, event type, affected node, detection time, trust-score impact, current status, reason, recommended action, and complete audit history.
- Authentication failures
- Invalid signatures
- Verification mismatches
- Replay attempts
- Credential failures
- Agent integrity changes
- Node identity changes
- Network changes
- Runtime policy violations
- Cross-plane policy rejections
- API key revocations
- Quarantine events
Understand the security posture of every compute environment from a single control plane.
| Private Plane | Nodes | Avg. Trust | Alerts | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finance Production | 2,481 | 96 | 2 | Healthy |
| AI Research | 5,204 | 93 | 7 | Review |
| Operations | 1,847 | 97 | 0 | Healthy |
| Edge Compute | 3,011 | 88 | 14 | Attention |
Illustrative values — live posture appears in the Enterprise Console.
Create organization-wide or Private Plane-specific policies that govern compute execution.
Security policies follow the workload from submission through scheduling, execution, verification, and result delivery.
Integrate with the security stack you already use.
Send Elysium telemetry where your teams already work. Connect existing observability and security platforms while maintaining control over which data leaves your Private Compute Plane.
Export approved telemetry and security events to existing enterprise platforms through standards-based integrations. Control telemetry categories, redaction, sampling, and external data export at the Private Plane level.
Know every node. Verify every workload. Govern every compute decision.
Compliance Program
Certifications currently in progress.
Full trust center
Live controls, policies, subprocessors, and security documentation.