Built by security engineers
who’ve been on call.
We spent years answering simple questions with six vendor consoles open at once, usually at 3 a.m. SAMURAI is the tool we wanted on those nights: one place to see what the network is doing and what just changed.
Know what your network is doing before someone asks.
Discipline in every packet.
The rules we hold ourselves to
Your configs stay on your network
SAMURAI is self-hosted and sends no telemetry. We never see your data, and we like it that way.
Easy to leave
It reads nine vendor families today, and everything it collects can be exported. You’re never locked in.
Slow is a bug
Endpoint queries answer in under 400ms at p50. When one doesn’t, we treat it as a bug and fix it.
Built from real incidents
Features start as problems we or our users hit in production, not as items on a roadmap slide.
Quiet unless it matters
Noise is filtered before it reaches you, so an alert means something actually changed.
Where the product is today
Current release
shipped as one container
Automated tests
run before every build ships
Vendor families
Cisco, Palo Alto, Fortinet, Juniper, VMware and more
Endpoint query time (p50)
across the whole endpoint table
The people building it
Engineers who have run production networks and been paged about them.
Beyrak A.
Founder & Security/System Engineer
Network engineer who started writing software to stop logging into six consoles. Wrote the first version of SAMURAI and still leads its engineering.
LinkedInDashgin Kh.
Co-Founder, Software Engineer
Owns platform reliability and the vendor integrations, the part that has to keep working when a controller API changes under us.
LinkedInTurkan A.
Security Engineer
Works on threat detection and vulnerability research, and spends a lot of time trying to break SAMURAI before anyone else can.
LinkedInMahammadali A.
Security Engineer
Background in network defense and incident response. Works on turning raw network data into alerts worth reading.
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Engineers & Operators
Network engineers, security analysts and operators who test SAMURAI against real networks and keep it running.