You cannot baseline what you cannot see.
CyberEye is the inventory and observation layer. It finds every device that speaks on your network, including the ones nobody documented, classifies it by behaviour, and keeps watching it in real time.
The devices your asset register forgot.
Most networks carry between ten and thirty per cent more live devices than the documentation claims. CyberEye finds them by listening, not by asking.
Passive discovery
Devices are identified from the traffic they generate, so nothing needs an agent or a credential.
Behavioural classing
A camera, a controller and a laptop behave differently. Each gets its own class and its own normal.
Segment-level view
Every VLAN and subnet rendered as it actually behaves, not as the diagram says it should.
Change history
When a device changes what it talks to, the change is dated and kept.
Visibility is the precondition, not the product.
Every other module on the platform is only as good as the picture CyberEye maintains. That is why it runs first and never stops.
- Shadow IT surfaces itselfUnmanaged devices show up the moment they transmit, not at the next audit.
- Segmentation gets verifiedYou see whether your VLAN boundaries are actually holding, in traffic rather than in policy.
- Baselines stay honestWhen the estate changes, the model is told immediately instead of drifting quietly.
From tap to full picture.
No agents, no downtime, no maintenance window needed.
Mirror the traffic
A SPAN port, tap or cloud mirror, whatever your environment already supports.
Listen
Devices announce themselves through DNS, DHCP, ARP and their own conversation patterns.
Classify
Each device is grouped by observed behaviour and given a profile of its own.
Hand off
The inventory feeds NDR, and every module downstream inherits it.
What gets seen where.
Coverage by environment, stated plainly rather than in marketing shorthand.
| Environment | Discovery | Behavioural profile |
|---|---|---|
| On-prem LAN / VLANs | ✓ | ✓ |
| Data centre east-west | ✓ | ✓ |
| Cloud VPC / VNet | ✓ | ✓ |
| Remote endpoints | ✓ | ✓ |
| OT / industrial segments | ✓ | ✓ |
| Third-party managed circuits | Partial | Partial |
What teams ask before they switch.
Straight answers, including the ones that make a sale harder.
Will this slow the network down?
Do we need agents on endpoints?
How does it handle IP churn?
Can we export the inventory?
Ask us what we would find in your estate.
We will run discovery against a mirrored segment and show you the device list, including the parts you did not expect.