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Hydra is the integration specialist among the Myrmex AI agents. It reaches beyond your endpoints to operate the tools you’ve connected to Myrmex — running queries and actions on firewalls, cloud accounts, SIEMs, databases, and more, so the whole environment responds to a single request.

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What Hydra Reaches

Hydra is one agent, not a family — the same specialist covers every kind of connected tool. Its registered scope spans six areas:

Network hardware

Firewalls, routers and switches — operated over SSH and their native protocols.

Security software

SIEM and XDR platforms, and EDR agents — queried and acted on through their integrations.

Relational databases

Data stores, for health checks, configuration audits and read-only inspection.

Cloud infrastructure

AWS, Azure and Google Cloud — inspected and configured through their APIs and command-line tooling.

Identity providers

The directories your accounts and sign-ins live in.

Ticketing and DevOps

ITSM platforms such as ServiceNow, GLPI and Jira, plus the DevOps tooling around your pipelines.
The integrations catalog sorts the individual connectors into its own categories — Hydra operates whichever of them you’ve connected.

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How Hydra Operates Your Tools

You don’t hand Hydra credentials in chat. Each integration is set up once — with its credentials stored securely by the platform — and Hydra then acts through integration actions: it references the integration and the operation to run, and the platform resolves the credentials server-side. Your secrets never pass through the AI. Depending on the integration, Hydra reaches the target through a Collector running on your network, over an SSH session, or via the platform’s own connectors — but from your side it’s the same experience: ask, review, approve.
Hydra is an AI agent. The software agent installed on a host is what can run as a Collector to bridge Hydra to systems inside your network. Same word, different things.

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AI Proposes, You Approve

Reading and querying your integrations happens freely, but anything Hydra does that changes a connected system — a firewall rule, a cloud setting, a ticket — is proposed for your review first. You approve before it runs.
Hydra’s security domain overlaps with Orion for threat intelligence and reconnaissance. Hydra operates the tools you’ve connected; Orion focuses on investigating threats and indicators.

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Where to Go Next

Integrations overview

Browse the catalog and set up the tools Hydra operates.

Collector mode

How the software agent bridges Hydra to systems inside your network.

Centurion

The orchestrator that brings Hydra in.

Orion

The threat intelligence analyst Hydra works alongside.
Scope a request to one system by @-mentioning the integration — Hydra then acts on just that tool.