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ACRE ACTIVE DEFENSE
Give your infrastructure an immune system that keeps learning.
ACRE is the active defense immune system within KING AI Evolution OS. It brings assets, services, logs, containers, ports, file changes and resource signals into a traceable loop of observation, limitation, evidence, recovery preparation, review and learning.
WHAT ACRE OBSERVES
Continuous awareness, so risk does not remain buried in logs.
ACRE focuses on turning scattered signals into security context that is traceable, reviewable and actionable under your operating policy.
New exposure, unusual connections, unknown listeners and network-surface changes.
Unknown services, unusual processes, failed services and repeated restarts.
Container health, image changes, application errors, dependencies and runtime risk.
Integrity changes, configuration drift and deviations from approved baselines.
Log growth, failed jobs, recurring errors and broken execution chains.
CPU, memory, disk, network and service-response trends that deviate from baseline.
Review points for plugins, skills, scripts, execution ranges and authorization changes.
DEFENSE LOOP
From detection to learning: each response improves the next one.
Every event can become evidence for better judgment, policy refinement and recovery readiness.
DetectCollect relevant signals
LimitReduce impact by policy
PreserveKeep evidence and context
RecoverPrepare corrective paths
VerifyCheck results and side effects
ReviewAnalyze root causes and noise
LearnImprove memory and proposals
OPERATOR-DEFINED CONTROL
You define the boundaries. ACRE keeps executing within them.
KING AI automation scope, execution authority and safety boundaries are set by the operator according to infrastructure, business rules and approval requirements.
Approved low-risk actions
For reversible, testable and explicitly approved routine protection actions.
- Health checks and reports
- Snapshots and recovery preparation
- Approved log maintenance
- Short-term limits for high-confidence risk
Service-structure changes
Show impact, plan, validation method and rollback path before execution.
- Docker and systemd changes
- Application control or service migration
- OpenClaw configuration upgrades
- Baseline and recovery-policy updates
High-impact operations
Reserved for accountable operators with explicit authority.
- Core network and SSH policy
- Keys, tokens and account authority
- Database and backup deletion
- Public exposure and unknown executables
ACRE + SAE
ACRE supplies security context. SAE turns outcomes into better proposals.
ACRE provides traceable signals, incident context and response outcomes. SAE reflects on patterns, evaluates strategies and proposes improvements that can be validated before authorized deployment.
•Security events become operational knowledge, not isolated alerts.•Rule and workflow improvement can be grounded in evidence, history and approvals.•Structural changes remain governed by the operator’s authority model.
DEPLOYMENT PATH
From asset visibility to controlled active defense.
Build the asset record
Identify VPS nodes, services, containers, domains, databases, ports, dependencies and critical configuration.
Define baseline & boundaries
Set normal state, automated action scope, approval rules, critical assets and recovery priorities.
Connect continuous observation
Bring logs, health, resources, services and security signals into one observable context.
Review & improve
Write outcomes, false positives and validated remediations into long-term operating memory.
FAQ
Common questions about ACRE
Will ACRE automatically change my server?
Its automation scope is defined by your policy. It can begin with observation, reports and recovery preparation; structural changes can be configured to require approval.
How is ACRE different from SAE?
ACRE focuses on active defense, risk signals, limitation and response loops. SAE focuses on sensing, reflection, proposals, validation and continuous evolution. They work together with different responsibilities.
Can I start with one VPS?
Yes. Start with asset records, a state baseline and daily observation, then expand to websites, containers, databases, applications and multiple nodes when needed.
Can ACRE support websites and applications?
Within your authorized scope, it can progressively support health observation, risk reporting, snapshots and defined recovery actions for websites, applications, Docker services, databases and APIs.
Give your infrastructure active defense and security experience that can accumulate.
Start with one VPS and establish an asset record, authority model and a protection loop that keeps improving.