Everything you need to know about HoneyBee Platform — from technical architecture to deployment timelines.
Q. How is HoneyBee Defender different from traditional firewalls or EDR?+
Traditional firewalls focus on network perimeter control; EDR on file and behavioral detection. Defender operates at the process level — controlling server-to-server communication by PID. This closes the lateral movement gap both miss.
Q. How does Process Identity-Based Microsegmentation work?+
Beyond IP/Port filtering, Defender identifies processes by name, command-line, and hash value. Only authorized processes can communicate; unauthorized ones are detected and blocked instantly.
Q. Does it impact server performance?+
No. CPU usage 1–3%, memory under 20MB. Validated in production environments with thousands of servers without performance degradation.
Q. How does it handle firewall tampering?+
Defender performs real-time policy integrity verification. Any unauthorized modification is detected and automatically restored — zero security gap, zero operator intervention.
Q. Can it run alongside EDR, NAC, SIEM without conflicts?+
Yes. Defender operates on the OS firewall layer, architecturally independent from other tools. It complements EDR, NAC, and SIEM without policy conflicts.
Q. How does Zero Trust implementation work without service disruption?+
Defender runs in detection mode first to learn normal communication and build a whitelist. After operator validation, it transitions to blocking mode — Zero Trust at process level without service outages.
Q. What operational automation does OMA provide?+
OMA monitors servers, networks, logs, URLs — and performs Auto Healing when anomalies are detected, not just alerting. Fault causes are detected and recovery executed immediately.
Q. What level of Auto Healing is possible?+
OMA includes OCM for event-driven auto recovery. When resource threshold breaches, zombie processes, or duplicate execution are detected, pre-defined scripts execute immediately.
Q. Can OMA replace existing monitoring solutions?+
Yes. OMA supports the full detect → analyze → auto-resolve lifecycle. Automatic recovery — not just alerting — is the key differentiator.
Q. What does "One Agent Multi Function" include?+
Security (Defender), operations automation (OMA), log management, and network monitoring — all in a single ultra-lightweight agent.
Q. How long does deployment take?+
PoC within days. Production deployment within weeks. No additional hardware required.
Q. Does it work in cloud environments?+
Yes. AWS, Azure, GCP, and private cloud all supported. SaaS, On-premise, and Hybrid deployments all supported.
Q. How is licensing structured?+
Server-unit based. Defender and OMA can be purchased individually or as a platform package. Contact us for detailed pricing.