Four vendor-neutral orchestrators — firewall, virtualization, network, backup — each one a complete product for its pillar across whatever vendors you've already got. Run any of them standalone; each earns its keep on its own specialty. Run them together and they orchestrate across domains: the network reroutes around a failure the moment the firewall sees it, the backup target adjusts the moment a VM migrates, the firewall checks the restore chain before it approves a new rule. The orchestration gets sharper with every decision you and the orchestrators make together — accumulated policy weights, a recipe library that grows with use, hard rules you set, and (optionally) a local AI inference plugin. Under the hood it's a coordination layer we call DEC SDNS and a Deliberation Quorum mechanism, but what you notice day-to-day is simpler: things break less, recover faster, and stop needing your attention split between four different areas of expertise — slowing you down, or letting things slip in between.
Most IT trouble doesn't start with a hacker. It starts in the space between systems that were never built to talk to each other. A firewall change nobody told the network team about. A backup that silently stopped working because a credential rotated. A switch that's been reporting problems — on a dashboard that nobody opens because it's the fifth dashboard in the stack.
Your team isn't missing things because they're careless. They're missing things because they're asked to watch a dozen tools that don't share a single conversation, keep a single log, or agree on a single version of the truth.
We build five appliances that do exactly this — for your network, your servers, your firewall, your backups, and your ability to move between clouds without asking permission. They run under your authority, in your rack, your cloud, your colo, wherever your infrastructure lives, and they keep doing their job when the threats on the other side of the wire get stranger than they are today.
Firewall, virtualization, network, backup. Each is a complete, vendor-neutral appliance that earns its place on the merits of its own specialty — a deep product any infrastructure team can adopt one at a time. Each also speaks the SDNS data contract, so the moment two or more run together, the Deliberation Quorum opens up cross-domain reasoning a single-vendor stack isn't built for.
Looking for plugin SKUs (DEC FireMigrate, DEC IPv6Auto), adjacent products (DEC GA-FS), or the full SDNS Deliberation Quorum? See the Products menu above.
Each suite product supports a plugin architecture. Commercial plugin SKUs include DEC FireMigrate (cross-vendor firewall migration), DEC IPv6Auto (IPv6 transition), and 16+ network-vendor plugins for DEC NIVMIA. Additional standalone products like DEC GA-FS (Git Advanced Fleet Sync) live in the Other Products category. The DEC SDNS Deliberation Quorum is the cross-product coordination SKU that activates when two or more suite products run together.
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Deeper reading on the architecture, deliberation mechanisms, and reasoning posture behind DEC-LLC products.
Four reasoning mechanisms inside every DEC-LLC product — institutional knowledge, recipes, hard rules, and (when you want it) local AI inference. AI is optional; the deliberation isn't.
The analytical foundation behind DEC IVMIA and DEC NIVMIA — inventory, drift, cost attribution, and capacity forecasting for multi-vendor fleets.
Why DEC-LLC products answer to the person running them — not to a vendor cloud, not to a subscription dashboard, not to telemetry you didn't sign up for.
How DEC-LLC products coordinate when two or more are deployed together — shared databus, unified identity, event federation, cross-product AI.
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