CyberSentry AI
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CyberSentry AI / For managed service providers

Recurring server incidents, resolved under your control.

CyberSentry explains each server finding in plain language and runs a small set of Linux fixes your technicians approve, with a check afterwards and an audit record.

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  • Runs alongside your RMM and EDR
  • No agent on each server
  • Technicians approve every port and file fix
The CyberSentry dashboard in the lab build: system selection and filters on the left, an active alert for untrusted port 9999, a fix suggestion with Apply Fix, Trust ports, Dismiss and Preview, and the fix timeline. Threshold values are covered.
Real product screen · labThe dashboard in the current lab build; some tabs lead to early views, and the capability list shows what is built. Step through one incident.

The same incidents, across many environments.

Your RMM raises the alert. A technician still has to connect, work out what changed, decide what is safe, fix it, and show the client what was done.

  • Alert investigation

    Which server, which process, port or file, since when, and whether it matters.

  • Repetitive remediation

    Runaway jobs, unexpected listening ports and changed configuration come back and get fixed by hand each time.

  • Proof for the client

    After the fix, someone has to record what was done and confirm that it worked.

CyberSentry hands the technician a finding that is already explained and ranked, with one proposed fix. On Linux, an approved fix runs through a guarded helper, is checked afterwards and lands on the record.

Alongside your RMM and EDR, not instead of them.

Platforms such as NinjaOne, ConnectWise, Datto, Kaseya and Microsoft Defender may already automate a lot. CyberSentry has a narrower job on supported servers.

Your existing tools keep doing

  • Endpoint management, patching, scripting and their own automation.
  • Threat detection and response on endpoints.
  • Ticketing, PSA and client reporting workflows.
  • Backups and specialist security controls.

CyberSentry adds, on supported servers

  • Findings in plain language, ranked, with one proposed fix.
  • A few controlled Linux fixes: stop a process, close an untrusted port, restore a changed /etc file from a backup you placed.
  • A check after each fix that says how it checked.
  • An audit record of what was found, decided and done, exportable as CSV or JSON.

CyberSentry has no integrations with RMM, PSA, ticketing or SIEM tools today. RMM and ticketing integrations are planned.

Your technicians stay in control.

CyberSentry starts by watching. How far it goes is your decision.

  1. 01

    Observe

    CyberSentry

    Watches supported servers and learns each one’s normal pattern. Changes nothing.

    Findings with evidence

  2. 02

    Recommend

    CyberSentry

    Explains what probably happened, ranks it, and proposes one specific fix.

    Plain-language explanation

  3. 03

    Approve

    Your technician

    Applies, previews or dismisses each fix. On Linux, CyberSentry runs the approved fix and checks it.

    Checked · recorded

  4. 04

    Self-heal Off by default

    Only if you switch it on

    Stops processes on the known-bad list by itself. Port and file fixes still wait for approval.

    Checked · recorded

Permissions you can read

Onboarding uses an admin credential once, pins the host key, and leaves a restricted SSH key, a short sudo allow-list and a guarded helper. No monitoring agent runs on each server.

A record for every action

An audit row opens before each action and records the outcome. Previews, dismissals and changes to the self-healing switch are recorded too. Today the record names a role, because there is one login.

How an MSP pilot fits today.

CyberSentry is early-stage and lab-demonstrated. A pilot is set up around what it does well now.

A practical starting point

  • Your own internal servers, or one client environment you choose.
  • Linux servers for monitoring and supported fixes; Windows servers watched read-only.
  • Watch-only first, with self-healing off unless you ask for it.
  • Installation with our team on a Linux server inside that environment.

What to know before you plan

  • One installation serves one environment, with a single login. A multi-tenant MSP console with roles is planned, not built.
  • No packaged installer yet; we install it with you.
  • Not yet validated at customer scale. The pilot is how we measure fit together.

Explore a controlled pilot.

Free, about 8 weeks, supported by our team and agreed in writing before anything is connected.

  1. A first callHow you run client servers today, and whether CyberSentry fits.
  2. Terms in writingScope, data access, confidentiality, data protection, security and the outcomes we will review.
  3. Install togetherOn a server in the environment you choose, connected to the systems you select. Watch-only to start.
  4. About 8 weeksA 30-minute check-in every two weeks on real findings and suggested fixes.
  5. ResultsA written summary from the stored records. Then you decide whether to continue.
Discuss a pilot No purchase commitment. Our team replies within two working days.

Ask CyberSentry how it fits your stack.

Put your RMM, EDR, access and pilot questions to our AI technical companion in a live conversation, without booking a sales call.

What it is
A voice and video conversation with an AI, run by Tavus. You talk to an AI, not a person.
What you need
A microphone. Your camera stays off unless you turn it on.
If it cannot start
It is sometimes busy or unavailable. Use the contact form instead: our team reviews every enquiry. The short answers cover the same questions in writing.
CyberSentry AIAI technical companion
  • Voice and video
  • Camera optional
  • Up to 5 minutes

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Nothing starts until you press Start on the next screen. A question you pick goes in as your first message; if the companion misses it, ask it aloud.

Talk to our team.

Tell us how you run client servers and what keeps coming back. Our team reads every message and replies within two working days.

  • Pilot: free for about 8 weeks
  • One environment you choose, watch-only to start
  • Written terms before we connect anything

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Ask what CyberSentry does, explore the technical details, or discuss whether your environment fits.

  • Up to 5 minutes by video and voice
  • You talk to an AI, not a person. It cannot see or control your screen.
  • Questions requiring human confirmation can be sent to the CyberSentry team if you ask

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