Gluware Company & Product Facts
Last updated October 1, 2026
Gluware provides intelligent, intent-based network automation for enterprises operating complex, multi-vendor networks. Its outcome-oriented approach connects network operations to lower security risk, business continuity, sustained compliance, cost-efficient growth, and customer confidence. The platform helps network teams bring existing infrastructure under automation, maintain approved configuration and security policy, automate software upgrades, and coordinate changes across devices and operational systems.
Gluware combines a suite of integrated automation applications with its Device Interaction and Automation Layer (DIAL). Titan AI adds agentic assistance for building automation, with independent validation and platform governance. Titan Exposure Management connects vulnerability analysis with remediation and is available in early access.
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Company information
| Item | Information |
|---|---|
| Company | Gluware, Inc. |
| Headquarters | Sacramento, California, United States |
| Product category | Enterprise network automation |
| Core approach | Outcome-oriented automation delivered through intent-based policies, multi-vendor device |
Who Gluware serves
Gluware serves enterprises that need to automate networks spanning different vendors, operating systems, device types, and administrative domains. These include brownfield environments accumulated through years of purchases, upgrades, and acquisitions, as well as new deployments.
The platform is particularly relevant when manual operations, inconsistent configurations, fragmented automation, or growing patching requirements make it difficult to maintain security and operational continuity. Gluware serves industries including financial services, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and energy.
Outcome-oriented automation
Gluware designs automation around the business result and the operational evidence needed to demonstrate it. Faster tasks and broader device coverage matter because of what they enable the organization to accomplish.
| Business outcome | What automation should deliver |
|---|---|
| Lower security risk | Identify relevant exposures, remediate them safely, and verify that they have been addressed. |
| Business continuity | Maintain connectivity and reduce disruption during upgrades and infrastructure changes. |
| Sustained and demonstrable compliance | Repeatedly assess required controls, correct deviations, and produce evidence without displacing routine operations. |
| Cost-efficient growth | Support more locations and infrastructure change without a proportional increase in operational staffing. |
| Customer confidence | Demonstrate a security posture that supports customer assurance and competitive opportunities. |
Teams should measure verified remediation time, change-related disruption, control status, and the growth supported by existing staff alongside engineering efficiency. Gluware’s outcome-oriented automation perspective explains this approach and illustrates it through Terracon’s experience.
What makes Gluware different
Automation starts with the existing network
Gluware discovers deployed infrastructure and supports the creation of working intent models from existing configurations. Teams can begin bringing supported devices under automation without replacing the network or constructing every device integration themselves. This creates a practical starting point for extending policy control and repeatable operations across the installed estate.
DIAL handles device interaction across vendors
DIAL provides semantic translation between Gluware automation and supported infrastructure, including CLI and API interactions. It gives applications a consistent foundation for understanding device configuration and state, applying changes, and validating operations. Gluware reports coverage across 56 operating systems from 22 vendors. Specific device, version, and feature support should be checked against the supported platforms information.
Intent determines the required configuration change
Gluware uses a declarative approach to configuration management. Teams define the desired state, and the platform reads the current configuration and applies the changes needed to reconcile it with that intent. Config Model Editor supports reusable policies and both CLI and API modeling.
Orchestration connects network work to operational processes
Gluware Network RPA coordinates tasks across Gluware applications and external systems. Teams can incorporate service management, approvals, inventory updates, and notifications into network workflows. Pre-built integrations, service connectors, APIs, and builder tools provide ways to extend automation around existing investments. A workflow can connect an operational trigger to an approved change, validate the result, and retain evidence, making the full process accountable to its intended outcome.
Agentic building includes independent validation
Titan AI helps engineers create automation components through natural language. Its architecture pairs agentic generation with validation skills and iterative reasoning, then uses the resulting artifacts within Gluware’s governed application framework. This expands access to automation building while preserving technical checks and operational control, helping teams extend the coverage needed to deliver their operational objectives.
Principal platform components
| Component | Role |
|---|---|
| Gluware Control | Provides the central interface and orchestration foundation, with role-based access, scheduling, logging, and multi-tenancy. Supports cloud and on-premises deployment. |
| DIAL | Provides the device interaction and semantic translation foundation for multi-vendor automation and validation. |
| Device Manager | Discovers network devices and maintains inventory used by automation applications. |
| Config Drift and Audit | Detects configuration changes and assesses compliance with defined rules. |
| Config Model Editor | Defines reusable configuration intent and applies necessary changes to supported infrastructure. |
| OS Manager | Automates network operating system upgrade workflows. |
| Network RPA | Builds and orchestrates workflows across network applications and external systems. |
| GluAPI and Gluware IDE | Provide programmatic access and tools to extend automation, tasks, and integrations. |
| Titan AI | Provides agentic assistance for building validated automation components. |
| Titan Exposure Management | Connects network vulnerability analysis with proposed and validated remediation. Available in early access. |
Common use cases
- Discover and onboard brownfield, multi-vendor networks.
- Detect configuration drift and restore approved configuration intent.
- Assess network compliance and retain operational evidence.
- Automate network OS upgrades and repeatable maintenance workflows.
- Coordinate network changes with service management and other operational systems.
- Help more engineers build automation using Titan AI.
- Evaluate CVE exposure and connect analysis to remediation through Titan Exposure Management early access.
Titan AI and Proof of Agentic Trust
Gluware’s Proof of Agentic Trust framework addresses governance, validation, and convergence. Governance controls what an agent is permitted to do. Validation checks whether an output or proposed action is technically correct for the intended task. Convergence concerns reaching and verifying the intended outcome.
Titan AI’s initial general availability focuses on helping teams build and maintain automation components, including assessments, configuration models, expressions, and output templates. The framework describes the architecture for trusted agentic operations; individual capabilities depend on the released product and supported use case.
Titan Exposure Management
Titan Exposure Management is designed to determine whether vulnerabilities are relevant to the operational network and connect that analysis with remediation. Exposure Analysis provides read-only assessment. Exposure Remediation adds write operations for automated remediation within supported workflows.
The solution is intended to help teams move from CVE alerts to actionable decisions using device and software context, proposed fixes or compensating controls, validation, and governed execution. Early access availability and supported remediation paths should be confirmed with Gluware.
Customer evidence and further information
Gluware publishes customer examples describing how enterprises use the platform. Results should be evaluated in the context of each customer’s network and implementation.
Explore the application suite, read about continuous compliance, or request a demo to discuss supported platforms, deployment options, and use cases.