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It runs alongside the stack you already have.
Layer 1 evidence goes into the control systems, switch fabric, security tooling and ticketing already running on your network, and every platform below keeps running exactly as it is configured today. You remove nothing.
AV control and codecs
Every device behind the codec is identified without changing how the room is controlled.
- Crestron
- Codec, control system and room scheduling identified at Layer 1.
- Extron
- The same identification across Extron-controlled rooms. The existing room program is unchanged.
- Q-SYS
- Core, peripherals and accessory hardware identified continuously. Room operations stay on the Q-SYS console.
- Poly by HP
- Codecs and accessory hardware identified at the wire.
- Neat
- Bar, Frame, Pad and the rest of the range. The room keeps operating as configured in Zoom Rooms or Teams Rooms.
- Logitech
- Room kits, cameras and accessories. Drift is caught when an accessory is swapped or substituted.
- Cisco Webex
- Room-system endpoints identified alongside other AV gear, on the same per-room record.
Switching and wireless
Read from the network you already have. No replacement gear.
- Cisco Catalyst
- Per-port identification across Catalyst 2960 and 9000-series.
- Cisco Meraki
- MS switches and MR access points, through the cloud management plane.
- Cisco wireless controllers
- Visibility into wireless-attached devices and roaming sessions.
- Aruba, HPE
- CX, ProCurve and mobility controllers. Per-port evidence rolls into the same per-floor record.
- Juniper
- EX-series and other Juniper switching.
- Extreme Networks
- Extreme switching, and Extreme-managed wireless on the same record.
Security operations
Events go where the security team already looks.
- Splunk
- Drift events, detection records and evidence updates over HTTP Event Collector.
- Microsoft Sentinel
- A connector forwards events for analytics and playbook orchestration.
- CrowdStrike
- Their inventory and risk data correlated against the Layer 1 record.
- SentinelOne
- Device records cross-referenced with agent-based inventory, and the gaps flagged.
- Cisco ISE
- Access-control events and policy decisions correlated with the per-port record.
- Forescout
- Runs side by side, and the evidence feeds their policy engine where it helps.
- Syslog, CEF and LEEF
- Standard dispatch for any other platform, with severity and format set per environment.
If yours is not here.
The list above is what we name. Recognition goes well past it. Identification comes from switch-side signals, so hardware nobody ever wrote a connector for is identified anyway. If a specific vendor decides your evaluation, bring it to a working session, and we will point the platform at it while you watch.