Risk analysis : a score, and why
27 Views •Opening a support ticket
25 Views •Frameworks : measurement and declaration
25 Views •Your everyday tools, properly configured
25 Views •Choosing your subscription
24 Views •My organisation : companies and licences
23 Views •Backups : verified, not just launched
23 Views •Declaring a false positive : teaching the tool your habits
23 Views •Exclusions : silencing what is normal at your site
23 Views •Activity : the running thread of what happens
23 Views •Why this tool exists
16 Views •Container platforms
16 Views •Who is watching while you work
15 Views •Who it is for
16 Views •Secrets forgotten in the code
16 Views •Reports : the month's summary
15 Views •Installing the agent on a machine
15 Views •A machine's detail page
15 Views •Finding your way around the menu
15 Views •Checking a suspicious address, and outside intelligence
15 Views •Who is watching while you work
How it works, plainly
You have now been round all the screens. There remains the most important question: what happens when nobody is looking?
Three levels, in this order
| Level | What it does |
|---|---|
| The agent on the machine | It watches continuously and notes anything out of the ordinary. This is the one that never sleeps. |
| The analysis engine | It gathers what all your machines report, joins the dots, and filters out the noise. |
| The Cybelia team | It looks at what survives that filtering, and decides. That is where a human comes in. |
What you see, what you do not
The alerts shown on your dashboard are those that survived the filtering. For one machine, that is a few lines a week. All the rest, thousands of events a day, has been read, sorted, and judged uninteresting. You never have to sift that noise.
The Cybelia support behind it. Monday to Friday, 9 am to 6 pm, a team answers tickets and calls. Outside those hours, automatic monitoring carries on and the crisis button wakes the emergency contacts. Your data is backed up, your reports kept, and nothing you have written in the tool disappears.
What stays on your side
Three things, and they are light. Keep the emergency contact list up to date. Close the accounts of people who leave. Open a ticket when a doubt lasts more than ten minutes.
All the rest, the monitoring, the analysis, the filtering, the reports, the backups, runs without you. That is exactly the point: you give your attention back to your trade.
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