Distributed by design
Sentinnel is built to cover a fleet of machines rather than a single box, with each node reporting into a shared picture of what is happening.
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Sentinnel
A distributed security platform that watches a network of machines and tells you what it found. It will recommend a fix. It will not apply one behind your back.
The limit is the feature
Plenty of security products promise autonomous remediation. The trouble with an agent that can change your systems on its own is that when it is wrong, it is wrong quickly and at scale, and you find out afterwards.
Sentinnel is allowed to detect, to alert, and to recommend — autonomously, in real time, without waiting for anyone. Applying a change is a separate act that requires a human decision. That boundary is written into our binding AI governance policy, not left to configuration.
How we're building it
Aligned to a real standard
We are building against the controls in NIST SP 800-171 and preparing for CMMC Level 2 assessment. We are not certified today, and we will not describe ourselves as compliant until an assessment says so.
No adversary-nation components
Dependencies are checked for national origin before they enter the stack. See our Homeland Pledge for what that means in practice — including where it is hard.