Threat intelligence platform
Threat intelligence you can check, score by score.
Mirai Cyber gathers intelligence from many sources, scores each threat with fixed, versioned rules instead of an AI model, and ties every finding to graded evidence that an analyst or an auditor can trace.
- No AI model in the scoring path
- Sources graded on the Admiralty scale
- Cloud, on-premises or air-gapped
Where it hurts today
The problems Mirai Cyber is built for
Scores nobody can reproduce
A score that shifts between model versions cannot be defended in an audit.
Conclusions without evidence
Platforms show the verdict and discard the trail an auditor asks for.
Thousands of unranked alerts
Analysts spend the day on noise while the real threats wait.
Advisories that may not apply
A generic warning does not say whether the affected software is even deployed.
What it does
Everything Mirai Cyber covers
- Threat Fusion
- Takes in intelligence from many sources, correlates and enriches it, and groups raw signals into single attack narratives.
- Adversary monitoring
- Watches threat actor activity, tactics and frameworks, and builds profiles of adversaries.
- Honest corroboration
- Sources run by one operator count as one, so repeated channels do not pass as independent confirmation.
- Deterministic scoring
- Versioned arithmetic with explicit source weights. The same inputs always give the same score.
- Evidence ledger
- Every finding links to its source material, and every source carries an Admiralty grade from A1 to F6.
- Likelihood and loss
- Likelihood with a stated time horizon, and an estimate of loss, both computed in code.
- Scoring with AI switched off
- Scoring and correlation run with no model call at all. Only the written narrative is lost.
- Threat Pulse
- Advisories matched to your own technology stack by vendor, product and version, read from your asset inventory.
- World map intelligence
- Actor activity and victim patterns by sector and geography, to judge whether a campaign applies to you.
- A short, ordered list
- Duplicates and low-relevance alerts are removed before an analyst sees them.
- Briefs for every audience
- Executive, technical and tactical reports that quote the computed values and cite the evidence.
- Ask by voice
- Ask what matters now, why, and what evidence supports it.
- Audit package
- Scores, inputs, source grades, model version and date, exported for regulators, insurers and the board.
- Native SIEM export
- Findings in your SIEM's own format: Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Elastic, QRadar and STIX 2.1 among nine formats.
How it works
From first connection to steady state
Collect
Connectors and news feeds supply a knowledge graph of threat actors and their victims.
Propose
Agents suggest candidate entities, relationships and attack paths, with evidence and no numbers.
Decide
Fixed rules compute the scores from graded sources. No model is called.
Explain
A language model writes the report around those values and cites the evidence.
Deliver
Findings go to the SIEM, briefs to people, and the audit package to whoever asks.
Inputs are kept and versioned, so any past score can be computed again.
Where it is used
What teams use Mirai Cyber for
Cutting SOC alert noise
A short, ordered list of attack narratives in place of thousands of unranked alerts.
Advisories that match your stack
Whether a vulnerability or campaign affects software you actually run.
Is this campaign about us?
Sector and geography views show whether worldwide threat news applies to you.
Answers for auditors and the board
How a score was reached, with its inputs and evidence, and the same score months later.
Adversary tracking
Threat actors, their tactics and their victims, kept as profiles.
Regulated and sovereign environments
On-premises, air-gapped, or in a region you name.
Figures as published by Mirai Cyber.
Works with
What it connects to
Deployment
Where it runs
Your data is not used to train shared models.
With Channel Nexus
Talk to someone who knows Mirai Cyber
One call, several technologies
On the booking page you choose Mirai Cyber and any other technology you want to hear about.
A consultant first, the vendor when it helps
A Channel Nexus consultant takes the call and brings in Mirai Cyber's own specialists for the detail.
A time that suits you
You pick the time. If a consultant cannot make it, we propose other times that suit you.