In developmentAI Defense
Visibility and controls for copilots, assistants and autonomous agents.
- Full AI visibility
- Risk evaluation
- NIST AI RMF aligned
- Continuous governance
One partner and one shared language of risk across your entire attack surface, corporate and industrial.
capabilities in the technical catalog
service lines
managed services
Five commercial lines on a single technical foundation
Entry projects that turn visibility into priorities.
Asset & Infrastructure
Inventory and end of life (EOL/EOS)
Vulnerability & Exposure
CVE, ASM and prioritization
Identity & Access
AD, Entra ID, IAM and PAM
Cloud Security
AWS, Azure, GCP and Kubernetes
Application & AI
Web, API, LLMs and agents
OT & ICS Security
IEC 62443, PLC, SCADA and HMI
Resilience & Third Party
Backup, DR and ransomware
Offensive Security
Pentest, red team and BAS
Deliverables
Executive summary · Technical findings · Prioritized remediation plan · Validation criteria
The depth lives in the capabilities, not on the cover.
From the ERP to the plant-floor sensor, each level with the control it needs.
OT services
Assessment · IT/OT segmentation · passive monitoring · incident response
For those who prefer an integrated outcome over isolated capabilities.
Six Ozentia programs
SMBs and early-stage organizations
Asset · Identity · Endpoint · VM · Risk
Integrated program for mid-sized companies
Asset · Identity · Cloud · SOC · GRC · vCISO
Continuity, ransomware and recovery
Resilience · Network · SOC · IR
Responsible enterprise AI adoption
AI Discovery · Shadow AI · Agents · Data
Audit and regulatory readiness
Gaps · Controls · Evidence · Validation
Plants, OT and manufacturing environments
OT · Segmentation · Monitoring · IR
Each plan adds operational depth and governance. All include the Ozentia delivery standard.
No dedicated CISO
Cloud and vendors
Everything in Essential, plus:
Critical multi-site operations
Everything in Professional, plus:
| Capability | Essential | Professional | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cyber Risk Score and executive dashboard | |||
| Asset inventory and EOL/EOS | |||
| Vulnerability & Exposure Management | |||
| Prioritized remediation and executive report | |||
| Managed Endpoint, Identity and Cloud | |||
| Security Engineering · implementation | |||
| GRC and audit readiness | |||
| OT and industrial security | |||
| 24/7 SOC / MDR and threat hunting | |||
| Incident response and AI Security | |||
| vCISO, dedicated squad and custom SLA |
The unit of sale is the work package; the commitment grows with complexity and recurrence.
We don't sell hours: we sell verifiable outcomes, with reusable playbooks.
Talk about my planOur own products in development, designed to work together.
Not just a language model, an anomaly detector or a cybersecurity chatbot: a complete AI system for enterprise protection, against emerging technologies and against AI itself.
Conceptual demonstration · fictional data
Which critical servers are exposed to the internet and have high-severity vulnerabilities?
Two critical assets are exposed to the internet with exploitable vulnerabilities. Both sit in the DMZ and provide remote access to the corporate network, so I would address them today.
vpn-gw-01 carries remote access for 412 users. Under your change policy CM-03, patching it requires an approved maintenance window.
Sources consulted: Asset inventory · CMDB, Vulnerability scan · Sep 15, DMZ network diagram · v4, Change policy CM-03
Conceptual demonstration · fictional data
Three kinds of knowledge
Your organization changes every day: servers, users, applications, policies, incidents. Retraining the model on every change would be impractical, so Prometheus separates what it knows into three layers.
Active Directory, MFA, CVEs, MITRE ATT&CK, ransomware techniques. Built into the specialized model and its knowledge sources.
Fine-tuning · LoRA · PEFTHow your Active Directory is actually implemented: privileged accounts, critical servers, dependencies and procedures.
RAG · embeddings · graphsStatistical and machine learning models that continuously watch users, endpoints, networks and applications.
Machine learning · anomaly detectionIngestion and normalization
A Wazuh event and an Elastic event have very different structures. A normalization layer turns both into a common SecurityEvent, so correlation and models work on the same representation.
{ "timestamp": "2026-09-16T02:14:07Z", "user": "j.martinez", "ip": "198.51.100.23", "device": "vpn-gw-01", "process": null, "event_type": "authentication_failure", "source": "wazuh", "destination": "vpn-gw-01:443" }
Deployment
Installed entirely on your premises: a GPU-equipped server or, depending on requirements, CPU-based infrastructure or specialized accelerators.
Your team needs no Python, machine learning, Hugging Face or RAG. They review risks, incidents and findings in an enterprise interface, in natural language.
Not just the base model: specialized datasets, corporate memory, agents, tools, risk engines and authorization controls.
Versions
It starts from a pre-trained, enterprise-ready foundation model that can be deployed locally, and is specialized with cybersecurity datasets without modifying every parameter. Each version brings tangible improvements in knowledge, reasoning, detection, tools, agents and security.
v0.1
In development
Digital analyst: classifies, summarizes and contextualizes alerts
v0.2
Upcoming versions
v0.3
v1.0
Gen · · ·
System generations
In developmentVisibility and controls for copilots, assistants and autonomous agents.
In developmentDetects, investigates and responds automatically, with human approval.
In developmentA rapid, technical, executive-level assessment of your real exposure.
Usage license by period and scope + managed service under your Ozentia plan.
Globally recognized, current certifications held within the Ozentia team.

CISSP
ISC²

Security+
CompTIA

Cyber Analyst
Darktrace Academy

Threat Visualizer
Darktrace Academy

Harmony Endpoint Specialist
Check Point · CCES

XSIAM Analyst
Palo Alto Networks

CICP
Abhisam

eJPT
INE Security
Every engagement runs on the PDCA cycle — Plan, Do, Check, Act — so your security posture never stands still.