Argus by Genix Cyber
Booth 728·Identity Week America·Sept 2–3, 2026·Washington DC

Identity Week America 2026 · Booth 728 · Washington DC

Secure the identities attackers actually target — including the non-human ones.

Argus runs your entire security operation from one converged platform — identity detection & response, threat detection, and exposure management — in a single deployment, one skill set, with built-in high availability. See it live at Booth 728.

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The new attack surface

Attackers don't break in. They log in — increasingly as machines.

Non-human identities (service accounts, tokens, agents, workloads) now outnumber human ones many times over, and they're the fastest-growing path to a breach. Meanwhile security teams juggle a stack of disconnected tools — SIEM, EDR, vulnerability management, identity — that don't talk to each other, so signals get missed in the gaps.

Identity blind spots

Human and non-human identities go unmonitored across tools.

Tool sprawl

A multi-vendor SOC is expensive, hard to staff, and slow to correlate.

Missed signals

When tools don't share context, the one alert that mattered slips through.

What if one platform saw all of it — and acted?

One converged platform

Not seven tools bolted together. One platform, one workflow.

Argus converges identity detection & response (IDDR/NHI), threat detection, investigation & response (TDIR), and continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) into a single deployment — SIEM, SOAR, XDR, UEBA, EDR, vulnerability management and compliance included, not sold as per-module upcharges. One console, one operator skill set, AI and Zero Trust at the core.

Before · a stack of tools

SIEMSOARXDREDRUEBAIDDRCTEMVulnMgmtCompliance

After · one platform

Argus by Genix Cyber

One console · one skill set

One console doing SIEM and EDR and vulnerability management and CTEM — on your data, live.

See convergence in action

One AI agent. A full ransomware campaign. Zero human hands. Stopped by Argus.

A single autonomous AI agent chains multiple weaknesses end-to-end — compromised identity, lateral movement, privilege escalation, encryption. Here's where a disconnected stack loses the thread, and where Argus doesn't.

  1. Step 1

    Initial access

    A non-human identity is abused. Argus flags the anomalous identity behaviour instantly.

  2. Step 2

    Lateral movement

    The agent pivots across systems. Cross-signal correlation connects the dots a single tool would miss.

  3. Step 3

    Privilege escalation

    It reaches for higher access. UEBA + identity context raise the risk score.

  4. Step 4

    Encryption attempt

    Ransomware payload fires. Automated containment stops it before impact.

Miss one signal, and another points to the same threat. That's why convergence beats a stack — and why it happens in one workflow, not four consoles.

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Lower TCO vs. multi-vendor stack
40–60% typical

Come to Booth 728 and watch the timer run live.

The difference

Provable advantages — not a feature checklist.

Identity-first, including NHI

Identity detection & response for the human and non-human identities attackers actually target.

True convergence, one workflow

One console and one skill set across SIEM, EDR, vuln management and CTEM — not modules.

Metrics you can hold us to

Detection and response measured in time, shown on screen.

Built-in high availability

Resilience is native (SLA, RPO/RTO, active-active), not a services add-on.

All-included, lower TCO

Capabilities built in, 40–60% less than a multi-vendor stack — with the math.

At the show

Watch Argus stop a live attack — Booth 728, Hall D.

Skip the slideware. Simon and the team will run the full attack-to-response story on your terms, answer the "how" behind the AI, and show the single-console view on real data.

  • A live, story-based demo — not a feature tour.
  • Straight answers on architecture and detection.
  • A fast proof-of-value you can run after the show.

Demo times

Drop in or book ahead

Sept 210:00 · 13:00 · 15:00
Sept 310:00 · 13:00

[[DEMO_SCHEDULE]] — adjust before publish.

Hall D · Booth 728 · near the Start-Up Zone & Seminar B.
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Who you'll meet

The people behind Argus will be on the floor.

Gautam Dev, CEO & Founder

Gautam Dev

CEO & Founder

"Where Argus is headed, and why convergence wins."

Don Rossi, VP, Sales

Don Rossi

VP, Sales

"Let's map Argus to your environment."

Jerold Vaz, Marketing & Web

Jerold Vaz

Marketing & Web

"Come say hi — I'll walk you to the right conversation."

Questions

The honest answers.

Two days. One platform. See the difference at Booth 728.

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Identity Week America 2026 · Sept 2–3 · Hall D, Booth 728 · Washington DC

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