Guard glossary

Guard glossary

Look up Guard identities, enforcement, assessment, response, and evidence terms.

The following terms distinguish Guard inventory, observations, and executed changes.

TermDefinition
AssetDurable inventory identity for a service, device, or network target; see resource model
Asset groupSelector for policies or permitted user scope; group selection itself grants no permission
EndpointManaged device record linked to an asset and a separate agent identity
ExecutorAgent, scanner, gateway, or edge service that performs or enforces requested work
Protected serviceTraffic configuration for an admitted edge path
ConnectorSelf-hosted management link to the Solarius DDoS edge
Indicator of compromise (IOC)Threat identifier with provenance, confidence, and validity; see intelligence
CampaignRelated threat activity and reported targeting context
DetectionSecurity observation with source and evaluation context; see triage
FindingAssessment result with a separate remediation lifecycle
IncidentInvestigation collecting observations, decisions, evidence, and actions
Policy revisionImmutable published configuration; adoption is observed separately
PostureTime-bounded device state used in access decisions
Data loss prevention (DLP)Channel-specific sensitive-data detection or blocking
Zero trust network access (ZTNA)Identity and posture authorization for a named private application
Security operations center (SOC)Staff performing human-reviewed triage
Response actionApproved, bounded request for an executor effect; see response
IsolationSupported endpoint network restriction requiring explicit release
QuarantineProtected local artifact state with a separate restoration action
EvidencePreserved artifact with source, digest, retention, and access history
HoldAuthorized block on ordinary evidence deletion
OperationAsynchronous execution record; acceptance is separate from completion
Coverage gapMissing, unsupported, stale, or failed observation or enforcement
ExceptionScoped and expiring change to a specific policy decision