How it works
An interface illustration of XiGuard Endpoints and the XiCenter console, the deployment architectures we support, and how separate security systems and enrolled devices combine into one accountable assessment.
Three states, always honest
XiGuard sorts what it sees into three clear states — and never hides a gap behind a single green badge.
Your checks are current and nothing needs you right now. No security tool can promise zero risk — this means no finding needs your attention today.
Something is unknown, unsigned or new. That is not proof of malware — XiGuard shows what it found so you can decide the next step.
A native protection is off or stale, or a check could not run. XiGuard tells you what is missing instead of assuming everything is fine.
A look at the product
Two surfaces, one security core. XiGuard Endpoints explains what happened on a single device; the XiCenter console gives a household or business a scoped view across many of them.
The local app shows effective protection state, recent file checks and important changes — with not-run and partial kept visible, never hidden behind a single green badge.
XiCenter brings signed evidence from enrolled devices into one scoped list — attention first, with policy, permissions and action history kept with an accountable administrator. No customer router.
Interface illustration with synthetic sample data. No real device, file, finding, address or customer is shown.
Architectures we support
The same host-based agent runs in every shape. A server and the XiCenter console are optional conveniences for visibility and policy — never a requirement, and never a customer router.
One device, no server. Local file, extension and network checks run beside the built-in antivirus. Files stay on the device; only hash or URL lookups and, once available, anonymous fingerprint sharing go out. Sharing is on by default and can be switched off in one click.
A person or household enrolls owned devices to XiCenter for shared visibility. Enrollment is explicit and consented; local protection never depends on it.
A business gets an organization-scoped XiCenter with roles, signed policy, audit and recovery responsibility — regional-hosted or customer-operated.
Host-based detection is the default everywhere. A passive network sensor is only a possible business add-on; it observes, never blocks, and still needs no router change.
How it adds up
XiGuard layers on top of what already guards the device, then combines independent security systems into one assessment. XiCenter does the same for devices: many endpoints, one accountable view.
Many systems → one assessment
A single verdict rule combines what ran. Unknown, not-run, partial and error remain real states; a missing engine never becomes a green pass, and nothing is blocked automatically.
Many endpoints → one console
Each device sends signed evidence over an authenticated channel. XiCenter aggregates it per household or organization with signed policy and audit. Devices pull; no inbound port, no customer router.
XiGuard adds a detection-and-review layer on top of the antivirus you already have. Windows is the first platform.
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