Documents
Documentation covering the CARM platform and how an ecosystem of vendor technologies supports post-breach detection, containment, response, remediation, and mitigation.
What's here
This section brings together material on the CARM approach — how Exclusive Networks combines security, networking, and infrastructure technologies into a single platform aimed at handling breaches once they occur, rather than only trying to prevent them.
CARM Overview
Background on the Cyber Attack Remediation and Mitigation platform and its post-breach focus, integrating multiple vendor technologies into one ecosystem.
Read Why CARMVendor Technology Ecosystem
Notes on how combining specialist vendor tools helps enterprises identify, contain, respond to, and remediate security breaches more effectively than any single product.
See the ecosystem approachThreat Centre Resources
Supporting material connected to the Threat Centre, used alongside CARM documentation to inform response planning.
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Go to ContactPost-breach security, brought together
CARM Security, provided by Exclusive Networks, is built around the idea that a breach ecosystem needs a defense ecosystem to match it.
Back to HomeThe Cyber Attack Remediation and Mitigation platform represents a coordinated approach to handling security incidents after they occur, rather than relying solely on prevention. By combining security, networking, and infrastructure technologies into a unified ecosystem, the platform helps organisations move quickly from detection through containment and into recovery. This post-breach focus recognises that even well-defended environments can experience incidents, and that rapid response capability is essential for limiting operational disruption and protecting critical assets when threats materialise.
Documentation gathered in this section explains how multiple vendor technologies work together within the broader solution framework, creating layered visibility across endpoints, networks, and cloud environments. The materials describe how threat intelligence feeds into automated response functions, how remediation playbooks can be triggered once malicious activity is confirmed, and how mitigation efforts continue while systems are restored. This integrated model is designed to shorten the time between identifying an intrusion and returning the environment to a trusted, normal operational state.
For partners, resellers, and enterprise customers evaluating the platform, the available documents offer a structured way to understand capabilities, integration points, and the overall programme approach. Reading these resources together provides a clearer picture of how the ecosystem addresses real-world breach scenarios and supports compliance obligations, business continuity planning, and customer communications during high-pressure situations. The goal is to equip stakeholders with context they need before discussing specific deployments, accreditation pathways, or longer-term managed services engagements.