Platform
The Security Mesh for
the Agent Era
A data architecture designed from the ground up for how AI agents actually query security data. Not a wrapper on legacy SIEMs — a fundamentally new approach.
The Core Problem
Legacy SIEMs weren't built for this
Today's security agents need machine-speed, parallel, high-frequency access to your data. Legacy architectures collapse under that load.
Legacy SIEM Architecture
- Built for human dashboard queries
- 5-10 API calls per investigation
- Indexes optimized for keyword search
- Per-GB pricing punishes thorough analysis
- Breaks at agent query frequency
Peaque Agent-Native Architecture
- Built for machine-speed API access
- Handles 50+ concurrent agent calls efficiently
- Indexes optimized for programmatic access patterns
- Predictable pricing that rewards thorough coverage
- 100x query efficiency for agent workloads
Architecture
How the Security Mesh Works
Three purpose-built layers, working in concert.
Intelligent Ingestion
Detection-aware pipeline that knows which data matters. Filter an event — we tell you which MITRE ATT&CK technique just went blind. Your security stack, now agent-native.
Agent-Optimized Storage
Low-latency structured retrieval, context-window-aware chunking, hybrid semantic + structured queries. Architected for machine-speed reasoning.
Security Mesh Intelligence
Intelligent routing layer that decides which query goes where — your existing SIEM, our platform, or directly to CrowdStrike/EDR. One API, all your security data.
Agent Democracy
Build agents. Bring agents. Or use ours.
Peaque doesn't lock you into our agents. Build your own, plug in open-source frameworks, or start with ours. One data layer, infinite agent possibilities.
Your Agents
Connect any agent via our API. MCP-native support. Full OpenAPI spec.
Third-Party Agents
Compatible with any LLM-powered agent — LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, or your custom-built pipelines. If it speaks MCP or REST, it works.
Peaque Agents
Built-in agents for customers who want immediate autonomous detection and investigation.
“The next decade of security won't be decided by who has the most data. It will be decided by who built the right architecture for the age of agents.”