Threat detection
and rapid retrieval
Register new threats fast and search feeds or archives in seconds. Start with analyst workflows, then integrate into the wider security stack when needed.
What We Offer
Two off-the-shelf AI products
Single-Example Threat Detection
An off-the-shelf threat-detection product for registering new threat exemplars, scoring live or stored imagery, and routing candidate matches to analysts without a retraining cycle. Deploy it standalone or inside existing security software.
- Register new threat profiles without a vendor retraining cycle
- Standalone analyst workflow, Docker or ONNX service, or MCP-connected security component
- Outputs candidate matches, match scores, and analyst review workflow
- Supports X-ray, scanning, and surveillance modalities
Massive-Scale Object Retrieval
An off-the-shelf search product for finding specific objects across live feeds and historical archives in seconds, with ranked matches for analyst review and evidence handoff. Deploy it standalone or as an integrated retrieval layer.
- Search by exemplar image, crop, or object snippet
- Standalone workflow, Docker or ONNX service, or MCP-connected retrieval component
- Returns ranked matches across live feeds and retained archives
- Supports analyst triage, escalation, and forensic handoff
Deployment and Integration
From analyst workflow to system handoff
Standalone Analyst Workflow
Deploy the products directly to analyst teams for threat registration, search, triage, and evidence handoff before wiring them into wider security infrastructure.
Secure Platform Integration
Package the workflows as Dockerized or ONNX-based services for on-prem deployment and connect them to video, evidence, or case-management systems.
Investigation Agent Integration
Expose search and threat outputs to existing AI agent frameworks through MCP so analyst copilots and response automations can call the same core models.
Full Stack
Core capabilities
Technical FAQ
For the Engineers & Scientists
Get Started
Share the briefs internally, then scope a secure evaluation
Use the threat-detection and retrieval briefs to align security, investigations, and technical stakeholders, then book a working session on your imagery, feeds, or archive search tasks and decide the standalone, Docker or ONNX, or MCP-connected rollout path.
Got a problem but
no data?
The first buyer session should lock the evaluation package, acceptance criteria, deployment boundary, and production path for the workflow you want to operationalize.