Sentivex
An AI-powered MDR and Open XDR platform
It brings firewall, threat intel, network, and endpoint data into a single AI correlation engine, so judgments that used to differ from person to person settle into one standard.
The problem
Management scattered across teams, and a report to rebuild every week
Every security tool you add gives you one more screen to watch — not one more person. Each team works on its own, so the basis for a judgment and the format of a report end up different everywhere.
Change history lives on its own screen
When and why a firewall rule changed can only be seen in the firewall's own management screen. To connect it with what happened elsewhere at the same moment, you open two screens and line them up by eye.
New threat intel, checked by hand
Every time new threat intelligence comes out, someone has to go through your own records to see whether traces of it are there. However long that check takes, finding a threat that was already inside takes just as long.
Anomalies, judged by a different standard
Networks are watched with their own dedicated tools, so even the standard for what counts as "unusual" differs from other areas. Investigating an incident starts with stitching these records to the others in time order.
Incident records, kept per device
A single attack passes through several PCs and servers, but the records stay with each device. You move between screens piecing fragments together, which makes it hard to see the incident as one flow.
Hours a week for a single report
Producing one weekly report takes hours just to gather each team's material and align the formatting. Even after that time, the result varies with whoever made it.
Judgment differs from person to person
For the same alert, how serious it looks depends on who reads it and when. When judgment shifts, so does the order of what to handle first.
How InBridge answers it
Not just pulling scattered screens together — setting a single standard for judgment.
Sentivex gathers the records scattered across firewalls, threat intel, networks, PCs, and servers into one place, and AI connects and analyzes them.
Judgments that used to differ from person to person settle into one standard, and a report stops being something people assemble — it comes out at the end of this process on its own.
One screen
Records from every area gather on one screen, in time order.
The work of moving between screens to piece records together disappears.
AI cross-analysis
AI groups records by incident rather than one at a time, filters out alerts that don't matter, and sets the order of response. The standard is the same no matter who is looking.
Automatic reports
Everything from collection through response becomes a report in a fixed format, as it happened.
It saves the hours spent each week gathering material and aligning formatting.
Modular architecture
Take only what you need, arranged the way you want
Sentivex was modular from the start.
You don't have to adopt every module at once — start with the combination that fits your environment and budget.
Toggle modules on and off to see how the coverage Sentivex provides changes.
Estimated coverage
50%
3 modules selected (FW, TI, EDR) — Sentivex starts unified monitoring with this setup.
Service Agenda
Core Services
Bundles Sentivex Evolution Engine (SEE), Sentivex Incidents Ticket (SIT), and Sentivex CTI into role-specific operations screens.
Sentivex Evolution Engine
Fixes OCSF case bundles on deterministic evidence and leaves AI analysis, critic, and the HITL boundary as one trace.
SITSentivex Incidents Ticket
Receives SEE analysis as incident tickets and manages it through independent triage orchestration, role-based auto-handling, real-time communication, and a human approval queue.
CTISentivex CTI
Doesn't stop at a search screen — links threat intelligence into SEE analysis, the portal view, and incident-ticket rationale.
PREVIEW
Sentivex Preview
Monitoring, analysis, threat intelligence (TI), and response in one portal. Click a screen to see it larger.