Turn scattered signals into one incident story.
Correlate identity, permission, posture, and activity context near the customer environment, then return a ranked explanation to the security team.
Cyber AI infrastructure
Run your security models near the identities, events, and policies they need. Investigate faster, keep sensitive context inside approved boundaries, and tune behavior for every tenant.
Built for SaaS security, identity risk, posture, data exposure, and agent security products.
Where local context changes the answer
Cyber AI is only as useful as the context behind it. NYR gives models a local path to the customer-specific signals that turn a generic alert into a decision a team can trust.
Correlate identity, permission, posture, and activity context near the customer environment, then return a ranked explanation to the security team.
Evaluate privilege, role, ownership, and behavior against the customer’s real operating model instead of a generic global baseline.
Reason over local policy, application settings, and sensitive data exposure so teams see the impact, not only the misconfiguration.
Inspect non-human identities, connected applications, permission paths, and anomalous actions while keeping high-sensitivity context in bounds.
We’ll map the model, evidence sources, customer boundary, and response target.
The cyber inference path
NYR operates beneath your security product. Your team keeps the model and experience; NYR handles placement, tenant profiles, health, and the path to approved local context.
Bring identity, SaaS graph, posture, policy, and event signals into the customer’s approved inference zone.
NYR schedules your signed SLM or LLM on approved capacity close to the environment it serves.
Apply the customer’s vocabulary, risk thresholds, integrations, controls, and response rules at runtime.
Send the product a prioritized finding, explanation, and recommended next action without moving the full context set.
Why distributed cyber AI
Generic context. More movement. A slower path to action.
Faster investigation. Better context. Clearer customer value.
One product, many tenant realities
A financial institution, hospital, and software company can share your core product without sharing the same language, risk threshold, data rules, or remediation playbook.
Meet each customer where they operate
Place a tenant model inside the customer-controlled cloud boundary and connect to approved services locally.
Serve multiple nearby environments from approved regional capacity with the right latency and data policy.
Run where high-sensitivity evidence or disconnected operations require a local serving path.
Customer cloud, regional zone, or local infrastructure. We’ll map the right first path.
Cyber AI infrastructure FAQ
Cyber investigations depend on fresh, high-context signals. Placing inference closer reduces the network path to those signals, supports local processing requirements, and gives the security product a more reliable serving path.
No. NYR is the distributed inference and orchestration layer underneath the product. The cyber vendor keeps its models, product experience, detections, and customer relationship.
Yes. A shared rollout pattern can select different model versions, prompts, vocabulary, thresholds, integrations, and data rules for each approved customer zone.
NYR is designed to place workloads across approved distributed capacity, including customer-controlled cloud environments, regional zones, and local infrastructure, with health-aware placement and failover policies.
Bring a real cyber workflow
Bring the model, customer environments, context sources, data boundaries, and response target. We’ll map the right placement and tenant profile for the first rollout.
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