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The Endpoints area is your inventory of everything Myrmex watches — the devices running the Myrmex agent and your connected integrations. It’s where you go to see what you have, check its state, and keep it organized. The inventory is administered by Brontes, the platform administrator; actions on the hosts themselves are carried out by Perseus, the endpoint specialist.

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Finding Your Devices

Open the Directory on the left of the console and expand Environment. The Endpoint group holds every device running the Myrmex agent — expand it and the devices list inline, each with an operating-system icon, its name and a status dot. Everything you see is scoped to the context you have selected. Your integrations are not in that group. They sit in further groups under Environment, each named after its catalog category — Telemetry Sources, ITSM and Assets, Edge Protection and so on — so which groups you see depends on what you’ve connected.

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Status at a Glance

Every group carries a live count. Hover that count and a Status breakdown appears:
  • Online — the device is connected and reporting.
  • Offline — the device hasn’t checked in recently.
  • Unauthorized — the agent is installed but the device is still awaiting approval. See Device details & actions to activate it.
The device list in the Directory, with the status breakdown on hover

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Browsing and Searching

Just above the tree sits Search for platform… — type there to jump straight to a device or an integration by name, which keeps the Directory usable as your estate grows.

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Organizing Your Fleet

Keep a large estate navigable by grouping and labeling your devices.

Folders

Group devices into nested folders that mirror how you think about your estate — by location, business unit, or client — and drag them between folders as things change.

Tags

Apply tags to label devices. Tags also drive access control, so they help decide who can see and act on which assets.
Folders can carry natural-language rules that steer how the AI treats everything inside them. See Folders & rules.
Endpoints grouped into folders in the Directory

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Severity and Removing Devices

You can set a severity on a device to reflect how critical it is to your operations — this helps the AI and your team prioritize it during investigations and posture reviews. You can also delete a device to remove it from your inventory once it’s decommissioned. Both are available from the device’s own view too — see Device details & actions.

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Endpoints from Integrations

Not every endpoint runs the Myrmex agent. When you connect a security platform that manages its own agents — for example Wazuh — those managed endpoints appear inside that integration’s own view, so you keep full visibility without installing anything extra.

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Where to Go Next

Device details & actions

Open a device to see system info, authorize it, and run host actions.

Deploy the agent

Install the Myrmex agent so a new device shows up here.

Brontes

The agent that administers the platform and its asset inventory.