Answer from the record
After an incident, you answer for what was seen, what was decided and who decided it. The strongest answer is a record you never had to rebuild: kept as the work happened, and checkable by someone outside your team.
After an incident, the board asks who knew what, and when.
Incidents used to end with a technical report. Now the regulator and the insurer ask the same question, and directors ask what the AI was allowed to do.
A record rebuilt after the fact cannot answer them. A record kept as the work happened can.
Our software does the work.
Your team makes the decisions.
ARRTECH builds security software on one rule: software can do more of the work, but people keep the authority.
Our AI observes and investigates. It does not block, change or approve anything, and by default your data stays on servers you run.
Start with one week of your own logs. Replace nothing.
The proof of value runs beside the tools you already have, with success and stop criteria agreed before it begins.
You see what it found, and you decide what happens next.
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How would we know if something was missed?
Cyberdroid AI Detection compares every user, host and application with its own history and with its neighbors. Each finding shows the health of the telemetry behind it, so you can tell a quiet week from a gap in the data.
Could data leave with a departing employee, or through a tool nobody approved?
ARRTECH DLP checks Outlook mail before it is sent, uploads from any application and prompts sent to generative-AI services. Each rule can block the action, log it, ask the user for a reason or hold the file until a manager releases it.
Who knew what, and when?
ARRTECH SIEM hashes, signs and chains every log, and a qualified timestamp authority stamps the chain each day. Any source can be exported with a standalone verifier, so a third party can check the logs without access to your SIEM.
Where does our security data go?
By default, it stays on your servers. ARRTECH SIEM runs on your own Linux servers, and AI Detection runs beside it on your CPUs. Inference is local, and any external fallback is a policy you set and can see.
What is the AI allowed to do on its own?
Nothing that changes your environment. Cyberdroid, the AI layer of the ARRTECH Security Suite, observes, investigates and communicates, and decides nothing. Each of AI Detection’s 21 ML detectors must prove itself on your own data before it can raise an alert.
Who made the call?
Your team, through the rules and approvals it sets. AI Detection never blocks or changes anything, and ARRTECH DLP acts only on rules your team writes. An ARRTECH SOAR Operator node emails a person up to five color-coded options and waits for the reply.
