CyberSentry
Security alerts, posture scores, response automation, and security awareness training across your clients.
- What a CyberSentry alert page shows, and what you can do on it
Read why an alert fired factor by factor, see what a live response would have done to the account, ask Elise for her read, resolve it, unlock the account or send it back to the queue, and test a change in a simulator without saving one.
- How a client's security settings work in CyberSentry
Teach CyberSentry how each client's people really work, so ordinary travel stops looking like an attack and real threats still stand out. One tab per client holds the risk posture, allowed countries and networks, travel exceptions and that client's own alerts.
- What the CyberSentry Overview shows, and where each page takes you
See which clients need a human, which have no sign-in monitoring and who to harden first across your clients, then drill into triage, posture, response rules you test before they act, and security awareness training with records an auditor can read.
- How Response Rules and the Confidence Engine work
Tell CyberSentry what to do when a Microsoft 365 account looks compromised: lock it, revoke its sessions, open a ticket or notify your team, with each rule able to run in Monitor first. The always-on Confidence Engine scores every finding and maps the score to the same actions.
- How to run security awareness training for each client
Generate each client's annual security awareness training in the privacy and security law of US, Canadian, UK and EU clients (other countries get ISO 27001, SOC 2 and NIST CSF), assign it, track completion and export the audit record, or ask Elise.
- How to set up a response rule in CyberSentry
Build a CyberSentry response rule that watches for one signal and answers it your way, whether that is a notification, a ticket or locking the account, test it against a client's history, then switch it on in Monitor so you see what it would do before it ever acts.