Every name. Every device. Every privilege.

Attackers move through three things your network can’t afford to lose sight of — DNS, endpoints and admin access. Kubernesis puts all three under one grip, and supplies the hardware underneath them.

Deployed across BFSI, manufacturing, healthcare and public sector

The gap most networks are running with

Three blind spots, one attack path.

Networks grew sideways — cloud, remote devices, contractors, more admin accounts than anyone can name. The tooling didn’t grow with them. The result is an enterprise that can’t answer three basic questions.

92%

What is resolving on my network?

Nearly all malware uses DNS at some stage — to find its command server, to move, to exfiltrate. Most enterprises never inspect it.

Source: industry threat research — confirm citation

40%

What is actually connected?

Asset records drift the moment a device is issued. Spreadsheets and stale CMDBs leave a large share of the estate unaccounted for.

Source: industry benchmark — confirm citation

1 in 2

Who holds the keys?

Shared root passwords, vendor logins that outlive the contract, admin rights nobody revoked. Privilege sprawl is the quietest risk on the estate.

Source: industry benchmark — confirm citation
The Kubernesis stack

Three solutions that fit together.

Each one closes a blind spot on its own. Deployed together they share the same asset truth — a device discovered by DDI is the device MDM enrols and the device PAM governs access from.

01 / Foundation

DDI

DNS · DHCP · IP address management

One authoritative control plane for the naming and addressing every other service depends on.

Replaces spreadsheets, scattered BIND and Windows DHCP

02 / The estate

MDM

Mobile & endpoint device management

Every laptop, handset and tablet enrolled, configured, patched and — when it walks out the door — wiped.

Android, iOS, Windows and macOS

03 / The keys

PAM

Privileged access management

Nobody logs in as root again. Access is requested, granted for a window, recorded, and taken back.

Built for RBI, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 evidence
Hardware supply

The boxes underneath it all.

Software is half the job. We supply, stage and support the estate it runs on — business-grade, bulk quantities, one purchase order and one AMC instead of six vendors and six invoices.

Desktops & laptops

Business-grade · bulk · imaged

Servers

Rack · tower · storage

Network switches

Access · core · PoE

Wi-Fi systems

Controller & cloud-managed

Printers

Workgroup · production

Video conferencing

Room kits · huddle · auditorium

Commercial smart TVs

Displays · signage

How we work

Four steps, in this order.

STEP 01

Assess

We map what is actually on the network — addresses, devices, privileged accounts — and hand you the gap list before anyone talks licences.

STEP 02

Design

A deployment that fits the estate you have: sites, redundancy, integration points, migration order and the rollback at each stage.

STEP 03

Deploy

Staged cutover with your team in the room. Hardware arrives configured. Nothing goes live without a tested fallback.

STEP 04

Operate

Support under an agreed SLA, AMC on the hardware, and a named engineer who already knows your topology.

Why Kubernesis

One partner, accountable for both halves.

Most enterprises buy the software from one vendor and the hardware from another, then spend the outage arguing about whose problem it is. We sit on both sides of that line, from a team you can reach in Gurugram the same day.

Kubernesis is Greek for governance — the steady hand on the tiller. That is the whole job description.

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