BirunIQ Sentry
Confidence earned, never asserted.
Crisis cells and national response agencies
In a crisis the failure that costs most is not the missed detection.
Sentry watches named sites. Each one gets a risk score and the drivers behind it, so the score can be argued with. Incidents land in a console, and change detection runs alongside.
In the demonstration, scores rest on Guardian's synthetic strike-risk model, and the screen says so.
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each owned and accountable on its own.
The active picture during an event — what changed, where, and how confident we are.
Optical, SAR and thermal run as independent detectors; confidence is granted only where they agree.
Scored incidents carrying their own evidence and thresholds, with a one-click report.
One analyst across every source the asking user can see, inside that user's grants.
“Did anything change at our highest-priority assets overnight?”
A background daemon searches the catalogues on a priority-driven interval and runs real optical, SAR and thermal detectors, opening a scored incident when it finds change.
Narration as heard in the film. Sign up to watch it.
One map, one catalog, one sign-in
Sentry runs on the same engine as every other edition, with 30 shared capabilities built once.
SaaS, sovereign hybrid, air-gap capable
Licensed per tenant, data kept apart by row-level security, access scoped by team. Sovereignty →
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