One cognitive loop, not six separate tools.
Discovery, Attack Graph, OMEGA Criticality, OMEGA Intelligence, Sentinel Active Defense, and Response are connected stages of one running loop — Continuous Exposure Management, Attack Surface Management, and Active Defense, unified under it. It observes your real attack surface, reasons over what it finds, validates what's actually exploitable, prioritizes by real impact, remediates what it's allowed to, retests the result, and learns for the next cycle.
The Cognitive Loop — eight stages, each a real, shipped subsystem, not a slide.
Know your real attack surface, not the one you think you have
CTEMEGA continuously maps domains, subdomains, IPs, exposed services, and applications, fingerprints the technology behind each one, and analyzes real exposure — correlated against known-exploited vulnerability intelligence. Where evidence points to something not yet cataloged, it's surfaced as an unknown vulnerability candidate, validated safely and non-destructively, never claimed as a confirmed exploit. For connected AWS accounts and Kubernetes clusters, the same Discovery pipeline extends into Cloud Security — real IAM, storage, and workload misconfigurations, feeding the same Findings and Attack Graph as everything else.
Severity alone doesn't tell you what to fix first
Every finding is scored against real exposure, blast radius, active-exploitation status, and corroborating evidence — not CVSS in isolation. Shown here as a labeled example, not a live global metric.
See how exposure connects.
From an internet-facing host to real business impact — layered, connected, and lit along one real critical path.
The brain that connects every subsystem.
Internally, the team just calls it the Brain. A bounded, tool-calling AI layer with tenant-scoped, read-first access to your data — it ends in a structured decision, never free text. In Sentinel specifically, AI correlates signals, explains incidents, and recommends a response — it never has standalone authority to act; policy decides what runs, with a deterministic fallback if AI itself is unavailable.
What the loop actually produces
Not a dashboard of charts — a running, queryable state of your security posture, with an opinion about what to do next and a memory of what's worked before.
Four specialized agents, each with a narrow job
No single do-everything agent — each one has defined tools, defined evidence, and a defined kind of decision it's allowed to make.
Automate the response.
Trigger, evidence, analysis, condition, approval, action, verification — one connected workflow, always ending in a real human decision.
Your attack surface changes. Sentinel doesn't just notice — it responds.
Continuous monitoring plus inbound telemetry feed real behavioral detection. Suspicious activity gets correlated into an incident, analyzed — by AI when available, deterministically when it isn't — and, when your plan and policy allow, met with a scoped, verified, reversible response.
Every containment action is scoped, time-boxed, and reversible — what a given plan and policy allow to run automatically (vs. require a human to approve) is configured, never assumed. Sentinel reports its real coverage honestly: monitoring-only isn't shown as protected.
From “something looks wrong” to evidence you can act on
Every finding carries severity, the affected asset, supporting evidence, and a recommended remediation. That same record feeds your Reports, your executive summaries, and your Compliance report — generated directly from your live findings and remediation status, not a separate audit-season scramble to reconstruct what happened.
Findings feed real Reports, a Compliance evidence trail, and executive summaries — the same underlying record, never re-typed by hand for each audience.
Context, not just a CVE feed
A CVE only matters once it's connected to an asset you actually have — CTEMEGA correlates known-exploited status and exploit probability against your real exposure.
Global threat intelligence, localized to your exposure — a CVE only matters once it's connected to an asset you actually have.
Every consequential action passes through a real approval gate
Detection, scoring, and decisioning are automated end to end. A high-confidence fix for a lower-severity finding can be approved and applied automatically and then retested to confirm it worked; anything critical, high-severity, or uncertain always stops for a human. CTEMEGA never takes destructive action unattended, and every action — automatic or approved — is logged.
Every consequential action passes through a real approval gate — CTEMEGA never takes destructive action unattended.
Built API-first, growing deliberately
Secure account onboarding, transactional notifications for the things that matter (a new incident, a completed scan), and clear billing visibility are live today. Ticketing, SIEM/SOAR, cloud, identity, and communication integrations are on our roadmap — shown here honestly, not as available.
Built to be honest about what it can and can't do
No claim of 100% protection, and none of stopping every attack — a security platform that promises that isn't one you should trust. Here's what's actually true today.
Every query is scoped to your organization at the database level — never filtered after the fact.
Response actions are evaluated against your plan and policy before anything runs — never a bypass.
Every decision, action, and state change is logged with who or what made it, and why.
AI provider keys and integration credentials are encrypted at rest — never stored or logged in plaintext.
Active validation tools run in resource-limited, sandboxed containers — never arbitrary commands.
If a dependency Sentinel needs is unreachable, it reports degraded — it never claims protected.
Containment only ever applies to assets you’ve authorized — nothing acts outside your registered attack surface.
Every response action has a duration and a rollback path — nothing is left in effect indefinitely by default.
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