Swimlane is a leading provider of agentic AI and security automation platforms, offering solutions to unify and streamline enterprise security operations.
Yüzme kulvarı is an industry-leading security automation, orchestration, and response (SOAR) platform enhanced with agentic AI, specifically designed for enterprise security teams and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs).
The Swimlane Turbine platform unifies security operations, enabling teams to integrate various security tools natively and automate workflows such as incident response, threat detection, and compliance. By leveraging artificial intelligence and hyperautomation, Swimlane significantly reduces mean time to respond (MTTR) while allowing human teams to build, edit, and oversee complex automated pipelines. The software is available across flexible deployment modes, including cloud, on-premises, embedded Kubernetes clusters, and air-gapped environments catering to highly secure workloads in both private and defense sectors.
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To generate a support bundle, log in to your server and use the `support-bundle` command for your deployment. If you have an airgapped server, execute the offline installer for the support bundle first, then run the command to generate the troubleshooting file for Swimlane support.
Yes. Swimlane supports air-gapped embedded cluster deployments using kURL. You will need an offline installer package, an air gap bundle, and the appropriate KOTS and Swimlane licenses.
You can use Velero to manage backups and restores of your Kubernetes cluster resources. You can run commands like 'velero create schedule' and 'velero get backup' from the CLI, or use the SPI administrative UI.
Endpoint security products scanning in real-time can interfere with file system operations on Kubernetes nodes. To prevent performance degradation, ensure specific directories mapped to containerd, CNI plugins (like flannel), and OpenEBS are excluded from on-access scanning.