Evo PS proprietary platform

EvoOS.
A platform to operate, protect and evolve.

It integrates infrastructure, security, identity, connectivity, data, monitoring and continuity into a single operational architecture.

It is not sold as standalone software. EvoOS is delivered only as a managed subscription, with continuous monitoring and technical support according to contract.

EvoOS ecosystem

Operational architecture

Layers that work together.

EvoOS is not valuable because it gathers tools on one screen, but because its layers share policy, identity, observability and operations.

01

Foundation and connectivity

Networking, segmentation, VPN, virtualization and structural services create a manageable and predictable foundation.

02

Security and identity

Firewall, service protection, identity, authentication and access controls reduce exposure and excessive privilege.

03

Data and services

Backups, databases, applications, collaboration and files are managed within the same operating model.

04

Observability and continuity

Monitoring, alerts, logs, restoration and continuity procedures complete the operating cycle.

Capabilities

From the edge to critical data.

Firewall and service protectionPolicies, segmentation, exposure protection, WAF and controls tailored to the environment.
VPN and secure connectivityRemote access, site integration and managed connectivity.
Identity and authenticationDirectory services, groups, permissions, AAA and access policies.
Backup and recoveryRetention, replication and planned restoration for data and services.
Monitoring and eventsAvailability, capacity, risk signals and continuous monitoring.
Virtualization, applications and dataPlatform services, workloads, databases, collaboration and integrated applications.

EvoOS in operation

It is not a concept. It is a platform operating real environments.

The screens below are from EvoOS running in production-like environments. Events and source addresses observed by the defensive layer are retained as operational evidence; only Evo PS internal infrastructure information is hidden when necessary.

Real EvoOS GeoIP dashboard showing events and geographic origins
Telemetry

Traffic and source visibility

Network events are consolidated to help identify patterns, sources and abnormal behavior.

Real EvoOS Active Bans screen showing enforced blocks and observed source addresses
Response

Active blocks and enforcement

Honeypot, scanning and other defensive decisions can be monitored and managed from an operational view.

Real EvoOS WAF monitor showing blocked events in operation
Web protection

WAF and real-time events

Blocked events are presented with enough context for operations without relying on an isolated tool.

Real EvoOS antivirus dashboard
Protection

Antivirus integrated into operations

Daemon status, updates, signatures and scan execution appear in a single administrative view.

Real EvoOS Hardening Repair Center
Hardening

Verified and repairable controls

EvoOS verifies groups of system controls and provides a structured process to validate and correct deviations without exposing the complete baseline recipe on the public site.

Real CrowdSec LAPI decisions integrated with EvoOS
CrowdSec / HIPS

Coordinated defensive decisions

CrowdSec decisions appear alongside EvoOS native enforcement, allowing operators to track external signals and locally maintained blocks.

Security note: the defensive events shown are real evidence of EvoOS operations. Source addresses interacting with defensive mechanisms are not treated as internal information; Evo PS infrastructure data, credentials, administrative identity and detailed baselines remain protected.

Operations

Software without operations is just another tool.

That is why EvoOS combines platform, monitoring, support and continuous evolution.

24x7 monitoring

Continuous monitoring of availability, events and critical signals. This does not mean unrestricted human support: support coverage follows the contracted plan.

Support according to contract

Scope, hours, priority and service levels are defined according to criticality and business needs.

Managed evolution

Updates, improvements, risk reviews and expansion are treated as an operational cycle, not as isolated projects.

Use cases

From a single office to distributed environments.

Single site

Centralized services, security, identity and backup with lean operations.

Multiple branches

VPN, identity, policies and coordinated connectivity across sites.

Cloud and hybrid

Integration of on-premises resources, cloud and remote access with governance.

Critical operations

Monitoring, recovery, advanced controls and continuity planning.

Subscriptions

Foundation, Business, Enterprise and Security+.

Plans guide the capability level. Final scope is defined after understanding the environment, criticality and business objectives.

Managed foundation

Foundation

A secure technical foundation for starting managed operations.

High criticality

Enterprise

Governance, continuity and architecture for more demanding environments.

Advanced layer

Security+

Advanced security, vulnerability and protection controls according to scope.

Capability comparison

Find the level closest to your operation.

A simple self-assessment reference. Final design depends on the environment, technical dependencies and contract.

CapabilityFoundationBusinessEnterpriseSecurity+
add-on
Managed, standardized foundation✓✓✓—
Continuous monitoring✓✓✓—
Support according to contract✓✓✓✓
Business services, data and backup—✓✓—
Expanded continuity and governance——✓—
Vulnerability, WAF and advanced protection———✓

✓ capability included at this level · — not part of the standard scope. Security+ is an advanced security add-on to a base plan; it does not replace Foundation, Business or Enterprise.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about EvoOS.

Can I buy EvoOS by itself?

No. The platform is available only as an Evo PS managed subscription, with monitoring and support according to contract.

Does EvoOS replace every product I already use?

Not necessarily. The design considers the existing environment. The goal is to reduce complexity and integrate operations, not replace technology without a reason.

Is monitoring really 24x7?

Yes. Monitoring is continuous. Human support, response time and operational coverage depend on the contracted level.

Can EvoOS operate in a hybrid environment?

Yes. It can integrate on-premises resources, cloud, branches and remote access according to the project.

Impact diagnostic

What does downtime cost — before you find out the hard way?

Simulate up to 10 days of downtime, estimate measurable financial impact and identify business areas and controls that can increase or reduce exposure.

Executive estimate. No credentials or sensitive technical information.
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