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Holistic Security Intelligence

Every system sees a valid event.
The threat sits in the combination.

Your badge system, directory, OT console and SIEM can each report nothing wrong while a threat moves between them. Orphean is the intelligence layer across your entire security estate. It joins what each tool sees around the person, site or asset that matters.

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Identify threats quicker

Joins physical, cyber, and identity events into one situation.

Assign risk

Scores each person, asset and site, with the reasons shown.

Respond faster

One explained case, sent to the person accountable.

And prove it

Every finding and decision kept as an audit-ready record.

How it works

18:42 in the plant room

An engineer badges in, logs in to the engineering console and changes a controller setpoint. A door is held open. Each system sees a valid or low-priority event. There is no approved change and the doors are not on the roster.

Orphean sees one person, four systems and a critical asset, and raises one high-priority case for site security and OT security together.

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18:42 Badge entry, plant room Valid
18:46 Engineering console login Valid
18:49 Controller setpoint changed Valid
18:51 Door held open Low
Case Same person, no approved change High

02:14 from a desk that's empty

Badge records show the employee left the building at 18:30. Two hours later, their VPN session opens and starts pulling files from a server they've never touched before, at a pace no person types at.

Orphean ties the login to the empty desk and the unfamiliar access pattern, and raises one case instead of three separate low-priority alerts.

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18:30 Badge exit, main entrance Valid
20:14 VPN session opened Valid
20:16 Unfamiliar server accessed Low
20:19 Mass file download begins Low
Case Access with no one on site to use it High

One badge, two cities, thirty minutes

A badge swipes someone into the New York office. Twenty-eight minutes later, that same credential logs in to the VPN from an IP address in London. Each system logs a valid event. Neither knows about the other.

Orphean places both events on the same identity and the same clock, and flags the one thing no single system could: that a person can't be in two places at once.

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09:02 Badge entry, New York office Valid
09:30 VPN login from London Valid
09:31 Sensitive file share opened Low
Case Same identity, two cities at once High

The gap nobody owns

Security estates have grown faster than anyone's ability to see across them

Three things we keep hearing from security leaders in energy, mining, engineering, venues and financial services.

“We have plenty of data. Tell me what I would do differently with it.”

More domains

Cyber, OT and physical security run apart, often site by site or by supplier. Each works. None sees the whole picture.

More access

Staff, contractors, suppliers, service accounts and now AI agents all hold access at once. Access is granted properly, then outlives its purpose.

More noise

Every tool raises its own alerts. Teams spend their time reconciling evidence across consoles instead of deciding what to do.

The incidents that matter rarely trip an alarm

They show up only when the steps are connected. Orphean connects them, then sends one explained case to the person who can act.

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Fits what you run

Keep your SIEM. Keep your IAM. Orphean adds what none of them see alone.

SIEM and XDR

The context it never holds

Badge, guarding, OT, rosters and ownership, organised around the entity.

IAM, IGA and PAM

Whether access still has a purpose

Your tools grant access. Orphean shows when it has outlived its reason.

PSIM, access control, CCTV

Presence linked to activity

What the same person did digitally before and after they arrived on site.

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Hybrid threats

Hybrid threats don't respect security boundaries

Each step can look legitimate on its own. The ones that matter are those no single team can see whole. Neither should your intelligence stop at a boundary.

Identity misuse

Valid credentials used for an invalid purpose, across identity and OT systems.

Insider threats

Out-of-hours entry, then privileged access, then an unusual report.

Suppliers and contractors

The engagement has ended. The access on site and in systems has not.

AI agents Roadmap

Agents act with delegated access, and some act beyond their authority.

Blended attacks

A physical incident draws attention while a digital attack proceeds.

OT and critical assets

A valid login and an unapproved change on a controller at a critical site.

Applications

Two applications of the same platform, built with Development Partners

And it runs on your premises, inside your boundary, so sensitive and CNI data stays where it must.

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Identity Assurance

Is this person, contractor, service account or AI agent still supposed to have access?

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Venue Assurance

When thousands of people converge, who sees the whole event?

Start with one question

Which site, asset or group of people creates the most uncertainty for you today? We'll take that question, the three or four systems that hold the evidence, and prove the answer on your own data.

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