Cyber as a first-class sensor domain. Coming soon.

The Problem

Adversary operations are multi-domain. An APT intrusion campaign may coincide with influence operations, targeted RF interference, or reconnaissance satellite passes. No pure-cyber tool surfaces these compound indicators because no pure-cyber tool has access to the RF, space, narrative, and geospatial signals that complete the picture. Meanwhile, security teams run separate tools for IT, OT, and physical security with no correlation layer between them. CyOps is being built to close that gap - OCSF-native ingestion from your existing EDR, SIEM, and identity stack, enriched through a staged pipeline, with anomaly detection and policy-driven response that correlates across every domain Empyrean already covers.

Who Has This Problem

Key Workflows

Capabilities

Platform Integration

CyOps is designed as a seventh domain in the existing DDE architecture. Cyber entities render on the COP alongside physical tracks. Cyber anomalies feed the fusion engine and trigger automated decision rules when correlated with RF, narrative, space, or physical signals. The Policy Engine evaluates compound conditions across all domains - an authentication anomaly coinciding with an EMSO emitter detection and a narrative campaign spike becomes a single correlated alert, not three separate tickets in three separate tools.