Perception, investigation, workforce, command, compute, and security — six systems engineered as one organism. Entirely on your infrastructure. Always under human command.
Five specialist systems and a perception core — each with one responsibility, each accountable to the one above it.
PERCEPTION
Turns raw telemetry into explainable attack stories.
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INVESTIGATION
The senior analyst who never sleeps — and never phones home.
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WORKFORCE
Where human work crosses over to agents — through a guarded gate.
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COMMAND
Defines, runs, and audits the agent fleet.
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COMPUTE
Thirty birds, one engine: sovereign local inference.
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SECURITY
The watchman: every authorization, one gate, always a human.
Enter →"Cyberdroid turns telemetry into detections, detections into investigations, investigations into governed agent work, and agent work into reviewable operational outcomes."
The chain above is governed by three doctrines. They are structural — built into the architecture, not written into a policy PDF.
Approval gates are structural, not procedural: work that isn’t approved is invisible to agents. Humans move up the chain — commanders, approvers, accountable signers.
Grounding is enforced by gates in code, and dissent is recorded: humans approve, agents reason, disagreement is preserved — both judgments stay on the record.
All reasoning runs on your hardware through the Local Inference Engine. No cloud AI API anywhere in the loop — no data-processing agreement, no per-token bill.
An AI-native analytics engine combining UEBA, deep-learning anomaly detection, and graph intelligence to detect the attacks hidden in behavioral change. Every finding explains itself — observation, baseline, score, evidence.
Enter the Neural Engine →
MIMIR brings a senior analyst’s paranoia to every warning your SIEM raises — around the clock, entirely on your own hardware. Every verdict cites its evidence.
Enter the SOC Analyst →
Humans report the work. A guarded crossing approves it. Agents deliver it. Bifrost is the agent-native issue tracker — the bridge between your organization and its AI workforce.
Enter the Agent Desk →
An agent operations platform: define, configure, install, operate, and monitor AI agents as managed operational assets. Every run lands in an append-only ledger — Nexus records what happened, always.
Enter Agent Central →
Serve quantized open-weight models on your own GPUs behind one HTTP API — so every Cyberdroid agent, and anything you build, can reason locally without embedding an inference stack.
Enter the Inference Engine →
Heimdall makes every authorization and security decision in the platform — and nothing else. Who may ask. What may leave. With what credentials. One gate, one audit trail, always a human on the way out.
Enter the Security Proxy →
The Cyberdroid Family is built on separation of powers. The analyst investigates but holds no authority — it is read-only by construction and cannot send a single email. The watchman holds every authorization decision — and nothing else. The engine serves models but decides nothing. The desk makes unapproved work invisible to every agent. Humans sign everything that acts.
Built for regulated, national, and air-gapped environments: local open-weight models on your GPUs, deterministic audit trails, CPU-only detection tiers, and zero telemetry egress.
Your data stays. Threats don’t.
A private briefing, on your terms: your telemetry model, your sovereignty constraints, your hardware. We’ll show the whole chain — from raw event to human-signed outcome.