Cybersecurity operations room

Evolynx Tech

Cybersecurity & AI Surveillance Solutions

Managed security, threat-protection software, and surveillance intelligence.

Cyber Security

Managed security

Detection, monitoring, and the controls around them, run as a service.

  • Managed detection and response across endpoints, networks, and cloud
  • Security monitoring, log management, alert triage, and escalation
  • Endpoint detection and response, watched around the clock
  • Firewalls, next-generation firewalls, and network security controls
  • Vulnerability scanning, prioritisation, and remediation tracking
  • Identity and access administration, access reviews, and identity governance
  • Threat intelligence matched to the organisation’s risks

AI threat protection

The software the managed service sits on. Vulnerability management, hunting, and compliance reporting.

  • Vulnerability scanning, with internal and external asset discovery
  • Attack-surface discovery, including internet-facing assets and shadow IT
  • Exposure mapping, ordered by risk, with remediation tracked over time
  • Credential-leak and data-breach monitoring
  • Threat hunting on indicators, across history and live traffic
  • Compliance reporting, role-based access, multi-factor sign-in, and an audit log
  • Cloud-hosted, or on-premises when the data has to stay in the country

AI Surveillance Intelligence

AI vision intelligence

An intelligence layer on the cameras already installed. Recording is not the same as detecting. The platform watches every feed and turns it into an event.

  • Works with the cameras in place — fixed CCTV, pan-tilt-zoom, mobile, body-worn, thermal, and drone video
  • No need to replace the camera estate. Integration depends on the stream and the connection
  • Ingest at the edge, so the alert does not wait on a round trip to the cloud
  • Detection rules and zones set to the site’s own procedures
  • Every alert carries a snapshot, a clip, a time, a zone, and a severity
  • One view across cameras, sites, and teams

What the camera understands

Six kinds of intelligence, each configured to the site and the risk. The same platform, different rules.

  • People: presence, loitering, movement, and a person down
  • Objects: unattended items, abandoned packages, and an object in the wrong zone
  • Zones: restricted areas, virtual boundaries, entry and exit, and after-hours presence
  • Crowd: density, occupancy, congestion, and a crowd forming
  • Safety: protective equipment, hazardous zones, and a person too close to a machine
  • Operations: queues, bottlenecks, a process off its path, and a broken procedure

Rules, alerts, and evidence

What to detect, where, when, who is told, and what is kept. An alert is an incident, not a raw notification.

  • Detection categories and severity set per operation
  • A boundary drawn per camera or zone, with its own rule
  • Windows for business hours, after hours, a shift, or an event
  • The alert routed to the team and the escalation path for that severity
  • The record: event type, camera, zone, time, duration, snapshot, clip, owner, and status
  • The path from detection to alert, acknowledgement, response, and closure, with an audit trail

Command view

Not a wall of cameras. A command layer that shows what matters, when it matters.

  • Live feeds, active alerts, and an incident map
  • Detection trends, a timeline, and a searchable evidence library
  • Site health and a consolidated view across locations
  • The same rules across sites, with room to adjust one site
  • Access by role: operator, site manager, region, and leadership
  • From one camera to many sites, without changing the platform

Configured to the operation

One engine. The rules change with the place: a showroom, a terminal, a plant, or a public site.

  • Retail: counters, restricted areas, loitering, cash handling, queues, footfall, and after-hours presence
  • Transport: passenger flow, congestion, perimeter, unattended objects, access points, and staff-only areas
  • Plant and pharma: restricted zones, procedure deviations, protective equipment, and an audit trail
  • Construction: helmets and vests, machinery proximity, falls, and after-hours activity
  • Crowd: density, heat maps, counter-flow, and alerts from low to critical
  • Also configured for communities, logistics, banking, healthcare, campuses, energy, ports, and public sites