Architecture your security team can adopt with confidence.
SentriScope organizes each tenant workspace as a Cyber Risk Intelligence Platform: governed data ingestion, canonical normalization, intelligence correlation, investigation workflows, and decision governance, with strict tenant isolation, tamper-evident auditability, and analyst-led decisions. No autonomous remediation.
- Layer Governed ingestion Connectors bring security data into your tenant with provenance and operational state.
- Layer Canonical model Assets, exposures, identities, and findings unified in one tenant-scoped spine.
- Layer Intelligence & investigation Correlation, attack paths, and evidence-first workflows for analysts.
- Layer Decision governance Explainable prioritization, accountable overrides, and audit lineage.
Five conceptual layers, all tenant-scoped and designed for analyst accountability.
How capabilities relate inside your workspace
A stable conceptual model helps teams evaluate where ingestion, analysis, investigation, and decision support fit, and where human analysts remain accountable. These layers describe SentriScope at a public-safe level of abstraction. They are not deployment diagrams.
- 1 Governed data ingestion External security sources connect through governed connector sessions. Data arrives with operational state tracking and credential handling designed to avoid plaintext secret storage.
- 2 Canonical normalization Ingested data is normalized into shared entity concepts (assets, identities, vulnerabilities, exposures, controls, incidents, and threat intelligence) so analysts work across sources in one tenant-scoped model.
- 3 Intelligence correlation Threat intelligence enrichment, dashboard summaries, and correlation capabilities provide context for prioritization and investigation.
- 4 Investigation & analyst workspace Investigation workflows emphasize evidence and analyst-led analysis, including attack path analysis support. Conclusions require human validation.
- 5 Decision support & governance Deterministic risk prioritization, explainability, override governance, and tamper-evident audit logging support accountable decisions. AI assistance does not replace deterministic scoring.
Cross-cutting foundations (multi-tenant isolation, role-based access control, audit logging, and read-only AI assistance) apply across every layer.
Governed ingestion into the canonical model
Connectors are not passive pipes. Every ingestion path is governed, tenant-scoped, auditable, and designed for safe synchronization.
Connector governance and canonical normalization
Governed connector sessions manage trust tiers, encrypted credential references, rate limits, health monitoring, and operational state. Data from each source is normalized into the canonical model with provenance, so analysts see one spine, not disconnected silos.
Browse connector catalog- Tenant-scoped ingestion with strict data isolation
- Audit events for connector and governance operations
- Idempotent, safe synchronization patterns
- Canonical normalization with provenance tracking
Workspace services that support analysts and governance
Beyond ingestion and normalization, the tenant workspace provides structured investigation and institutional memory: analyst enablement without autonomous remediation.
Structured investigation and scenario workflows
Investigation sessions, attack scenarios, and analyst workflows provide a structured workbench for your security team. The workspace supports analysis and decision-making without autonomous remediation or unsupervised write actions.
See product capabilities- Guided investigation sessions with evidence tracking
- What-if attack scenarios for analyst evaluation
- No autonomous remediation: analyst-controlled actions
Institutional memory for repeatable analyst decisions
Capture playbooks, evidence libraries, and operational intelligence to support consistent analyst decisions across your security program. Knowledge compounds with the canonical model, not in disconnected documents.
Published documentation- Playbooks and evidence libraries for analyst reference
- Operational intelligence linked to tenant context
- Supports governance and repeatable decision patterns
Built for isolation, accountability, and bounded AI
Enterprise adoption depends on verifiable architecture, not certification theater. These are the trust foundations SentriScope ships today.
Multi-tenant isolation
Tenant data is isolated by design. Shared or dedicated database modes to match your compliance needs.
Governance & RBAC
Role-based access with least privilege by default. Clear boundaries on who can view, change, and govern risk decisions inside your tenant.
Tamper-evident audit trails
Cryptographic hash-chained audit logging for sensitive actions. Every entry links to the previous, making tampering detectable.
Decision governance
Risk scoring overrides require explicit governance records with reason, approver, and expiry. All override decisions are appended to the tamper-evident audit chain.
Guardrailed, read-only AI
LLM assistance is schema-grounded, SQL-validated, and read-only when enabled: decision support only, with no autonomous remediation.
No autonomous remediation
The workspace supports analyst investigation and prioritization. It does not autonomously remediate findings or execute unsupervised changes.
Governance, data architecture, and operations
Additional foundations grouped by domain: the controls, data spine, and operational layer beneath product capabilities inside your tenant.
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Governance and controlsFeature flags & enterprise controls Per-tenant feature flags for CTI enrichment, LLM access, and advanced risk modules: enterprise-grade control scoped to your workspace.Decision governance Override governance with reason, approver, expiry, and full audit trail for risk scoring decisions.RBAC boundaries Role-based access with least-privilege defaults inside your tenant workspace.
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Data architecture and canonical modelCanonical normalization Assets, vulnerabilities, identities, and findings unified into one model with provenance and tenant scope.Connector governance Governed connector sessions with trust tiers, encrypted credential references, rate limits, and health monitoring.
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Operations and observabilityTamper-evident audit chain Hash-chained audit logging for compliance readiness and independent chain integrity verification.Connector health monitoring Operational state tracking and health visibility for governed ingestion sessions.
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Analyst enablementInvestigation workspace Structured investigation sessions and scenario workbench for security analysts.Organizational knowledge Playbooks, evidence libraries, and operational intelligence for repeatable analyst decisions.
Related areas
Security
Isolation depth, audit chain, RBAC, and LLM guardrail specifications.
Integrations
Live connector catalog: ingestion sources and CTI enrichment providers.
Product
Capability catalog: exposure, prioritization, and investigation modules.
Contact
Architecture questions, deployment models, and enterprise evaluation.
Evaluate the tenant architecture
Review security and trust depth, browse the connector catalog, or talk to our team about multi-tenant deployment and governance requirements.