Uncompromised Integrity. Next‑Gen Kernel‑Level Anti‑Cheat.

Proximity Systems is designed around privacy-safe enforcement. The driver focuses on integrity and tamper signals (e.g., protected memory region anomalies, forbidden handle patterns, signature integrity checks) and avoids harvesting personal content. Telemetry is minimized, event-scoped, and policy-gated; studio administrators can configure retention and disable non-essential categories. The control plane supports redaction and compartmentalized access for least-privilege operations.

The client is engineered for low overhead through batched checks, adaptive polling windows, and staged scans that prioritize gameplay-critical threads. Integrity workloads are tuned to avoid hot loops and minimize contention. For competitive titles, we recommend enabling “observe → confirm → act” enforcement, ensuring aggressive signals still meet stability thresholds before any action is taken.

Proximity Systems ships with SDKs for Unity and Unreal Engine, plus hardened native bindings for custom engines (C/C++). The integration surface includes secure session initialization, policy configuration, heartbeat hooks, and optional telemetry endpoints for security dashboards and incident workflows.

Proximity Systems relies on layered detection: kernel integrity + memory anomalies + behavioral heuristics + network attestation. Polymorphic cheats often change signatures but still exhibit invariant behaviors (timing, input shaping, injection sequences, memory protection patterns). Our policy engine supports rapid rule updates, staged rollouts, and evidence-based escalation to reduce disruption while responding to emerging threats.