Meridian

Security doesn’t have a detection problem.
It has a context problem.

Meridian creates a shared entity risk model so identity, exposure, and SecOps programs can prioritize and execute from the same reality.

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One Reality.
One Risk Model.
One Way to Prioritize.

Security programs aren’t limited by tools. They’re limited by fragmented context.

Identity lives in one system. Assets in another. Exposures somewhere else. Each prioritizes differently.

Meridian connects them into a unified entity risk model creating the clarity that drives coordinated execution across your security program.

Meridian doesn’t replace your stack. Meridian makes it operate as one.

Your Data Is Already There. Meridian Connects It. 
500+ Integrations across identity, cloud, endpoint, vulnerability, and IT systems

AI is useless without context.
Ours operates on reality.

Most “AI-powered” security accelerates outputs, not decisions. Without full context, AI is limited to fragmented signals and tool-specific noise.

Cyderes uses Agentic AI grounded in Meridian’s entity fabric, creating a shared understanding of your full environment.

That context is actively fused into our security operations so every decision reflects real risk across identities, assets, access, and exposures, not partial data.

Meridian Entity Fabric

Security Isn’t Short On Tools. It’s Short On Alignment.

Identity prioritizes one way. Exposure another. SecOps another.

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security tools each defining risk differently

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of breaches are traced back to identity weaknesses

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of orgs say they don’t understand their own risk scores

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of alerts lackmeaningful context

No Shared Risk Model.

Identity Doesn’t Inform Risk Decisions.

Static Severity Scoring ≠ is not equal to Real Risk

Teams Can’t Execute from Different Realities.

Managed Detection & Response
Powered by Meridian

If your MDR only understands alerts, it doesn’t understand risk.

Cyderes MDR runs on a shared reality, using Meridian to connect identities, assets, access, and alerts into full environmental context that drives decisive prioritization, rapid takedown of the threat, and upstream prevention so they do not happen again.

See what happens when MDR operates from a shared reality

Every Entity. One Shared Reality. + −

A Living Model Your Teams Can Trust.

Meridian reconciles data from your existing security and operational systems to create a continuously validated understanding of every identity, asset, and service in your environment.

Unified reconciliation across identity, asset, and exposure systems
Continuous validation of ownership, purpose, and criticality
Adaptive entity labeling based on behavior and relationships
Confidence signals that reflect verification and consistency

Identity at the Center of Every Decision + −

See Risk Through the Identity Lens.

Meridian unifies identities with the assets and services they influence ensuring behavior and exposure are interpreted through a consistent identity context.

Unified identity correlation across entities and systems
Privilege and role visibility tied to associated assets and services
Behavioral activity anchored to verified identity attributes
Identity-driven signal alignment for investigations and prioritization

Context That Drives Priority + −

From Signal Volume to Clear Risk Decisions.

Meridian evaluates vulnerabilities, exposures, and alerts through verified entity and identity context ensuring risk is prioritized by real-world impact, not static severity.

Contextual evaluation of vulnerabilities, exposures, and signals
CVE and finding correlation with asset criticality and identity access
Prioritization driven by real relationships, not severity scores
Continuous re-evaluation as entities and conditions change

Operationalized Through Your Security Programs + −

Turn Prioritized Insight into Coordinated Action.

Meridian distributes trusted entity, identity, and risk context across security functions — ensuring teams act from shared priorities without central bottlenecks.

Distributed delivery of entity and risk intelligence
Shared execution across security capabilities
Reduced friction between teams and tools
Adaptive recalibration as environments evolve