CERYNZA SECURITY INTELLIGENCE PLATFORM

From every signal to one defensible decision.

CERYNZA adds a connected evidence model, explainable investigation, and governed response layer across the security systems your organization already operates.

PLATFORM LAYERS

A clear responsibility at every layer.

The architecture is designed to preserve evidence from ingestion through investigation and response.

01

Connected sources

Applications, identity, endpoint, DNS, network, cloud, email, vulnerabilities, and intelligence.

02

Security Data Fabric

Collect, parse, normalize, deduplicate, enrich, retain, and search without losing source context.

03

Evidence Graph

Relate users, hosts, IPs, domains, URLs, processes, files, alerts, vulnerabilities, and incidents.

04

Detection and AI

Combine validated detection logic, behavior, intelligence, risk, and explainable AI investigation.

05

Governed response

Apply approval, separation of duties, dry run, timeout, rollback, execution evidence, and audit.

EVIDENCE GRAPH

Make the relationships behind an incident visible.

Instead of presenting isolated alerts, CERYNZA organizes observations around the entities and sequence analysts need to test an incident hypothesis.

See AI SOC investigation
IdentityHostProcessFileIP addressDomainURLApplicationVulnerabilityAlertIncidentResponse action
GOVERNED AI AGENTS

AI that shows its work and stays inside policy.

Use agents for evidence retrieval, correlation, investigation, recommendation, and approved execution—with visible confidence and boundaries.

Explain the conclusion

Show supporting sources, uncertainty, contradictions, and why the incident was prioritized.

Separate reasoning from action

A recommendation does not become an execution until the required policy and approval are satisfied.

Constrain the operating scope

Define eligible incidents, assets, actions, confidence, time windows, approvers, and rollback.

GOVERNED RESPONSE

Control every step between recommendation and execution.

Operational safety is part of the response workflow, not a note added after automation is enabled.

Named action and target scope
Required analyst or dual approval
Credential and separation-of-duty policy
Dry-run preview and expected impact
Execution timeout and stop conditions
Failure handling and rollback
Immutable execution evidence
Post-response verification
INTEGRATION MODEL

Document the connector, transport, and validation status.

Each integration should state whether it is Native, API, Syslog, Webhook, or Planned. Availability is confirmed during technical validation.

FirewallValidate interfaceWAFValidate interfaceEndpointValidate interfaceIdentityValidate interfaceCloudValidate interfaceEmailValidate interfaceDNSValidate interfaceNetwork flowValidate interfaceVulnerability managementValidate interfaceTicketingValidate interfaceCollaborationValidate interfaceThreat intelligenceValidate interface
TECHNICAL VALIDATION

Bring one real incident. See how CERYNZA investigates it.

Walk through an evidence-driven investigation using your security architecture, telemetry sources, and response requirements.