Network
Wi-Fi Monitor
For: IT or facilities teams who want to see the air around the appliance on-site, without joining any network. Not for: Anyone who wants to sniff, capture passwords, block neighbors, or replace the WLAN controller.
Sirius Intelligence AI
Daily series: one card, always the same schema at the top. Private on-prem AI on the appliance, next to Detector. Observe, document, explain, advise. Fail-open. Advise is not execution. These cards are not a magazine.
Network
For: IT or facilities teams who want to see the air around the appliance on-site, without joining any network. Not for: Anyone who wants to sniff, capture passwords, block neighbors, or replace the WLAN controller.
Operations
For: Anyone opening the console who needs one screen that shows whether the appliance is observing. Not for: Anyone looking for a SOC/SIEM or a “you are certified” traffic light.
Operations
For: Anyone who must connect Detector (or an observed server) to SI and see if that link is healthy. Not for: Anyone who expects SI to write to or block the remote system.
Operations
For: Anyone who needs a read-only list of assets and objects SI already saw on the connected server. Not for: Anyone looking for an editable CMDB or a “certified” inventory.
Operations
For: Anyone who, after Inventory, needs to see who touches what: links between observed objects. Not for: Anyone who wants an automatic investigation graph or blocking on those links.
Network
For: Anyone who already associated the appliance to your network and wants metadata on that use. Not for: Anyone who wants to intercept third-party networks or push policy on the radio.
Operations
For: Anyone who must document the room: floor plan, size, beacons, an RF/audio pass in the UI. Not for: Anyone who expects a certified TSCM or live partner connectors on every site.
Operations
For: Anyone placing a Sirius Intelligence Device kiosk in reception, a room or an event, and reading the outcome. Not for: Anyone who wants SID to block access or replace company identity.
Governance
For: The operator who must read and triage anomalies SI already saw: inbox, partners, document scans. Not for: Anyone who expects automatic tickets to email, SMS or an external SOAR.
Governance
For: Anyone who must pull a brief from what SI already observed: day, week, month, board. Not for: Anyone who wants a signed legal report or a certified due diligence.
Governance
For: Anyone who must see policies, controls, evidence and evaluations already observed on the appliance. Not for: Anyone looking for a GRC that signs compliance instead of the accountable person.
AI
For: Anyone who must keep a page or file as an evidence package, intact over time. Not for: Anyone who wants Crystalize to declare admissibility in court.
AI
For: Anyone who must ask the AI on the appliance, on local packs and context, without sending the conversation outside. Not for: Anyone who wants a company AI assistant in the cloud or a binding legal opinion.
AI
For: Anyone who must decide where local AI may assist and where it must stay silent. Not for: Anyone who wants the AI to execute on its own against third-party systems.
Appliance
For: Anyone who must collect technical posture evidence against NIS2. Not for: Anyone who wants a badge that says “you are NIS2 compliant”.
Appliance
For: Anyone who must document technical posture against the AI Act: uses, catalog, register. Not for: Anyone who wants a statement that a high-risk system is compliant.
Appliance
For: Anyone operating the appliance who needs a fast copy of SI state. Not for: Anyone looking for certified disaster recovery or backup of the whole company.
Appliance
For: Partners and sales who configure box verticals and entitlements. Not for: The customer IT operator who only needs the functions. Anyone who wants SI to sell by itself.
Appliance
For: Anyone assessing where to place Sirius AI and which partner adapters are worth asking for — read-only. Not for: Anyone who expects live connectors and writes to the vendor.
Customer
For: The customer who must see results, not the admin console wiring. Not for: The SI operator who must configure. Anyone who confuses the public Functions site with appliance access.
Customer
For: Anyone declaring paths or projects to keep under SI observation. Not for: Anyone who expects a live connector on every path.