Octopus
AI Data Fusion & Mission Control

Connect data. Understand the mission. Coordinate action.

Octopus brings operational data, OSINT, GIS, video, sensors and field activity into a shared environment for AI-assisted analysis, incident management and coordinated response.

01

Understand. Decide. Coordinate. Learn.

Signals from video, access, sensors, and cyber arrive as one prioritized incident. The agent shows its work and proposes the response. The operator decides, and the record closes itself.

Mission control · North campus · SOC-A
  1. 01Understand
  2. 02Decide
  3. 03Coordinate
  4. 04Learn
23:04:00
Incident queue03
Raised tonight
2,480
Reached an operator
3
Median to proposal
1.2s
0482122:15Critical

Contractor badge at a service door after hours

Agent trace1.4s
  1. Correlated 4 signals into one incident0.4s
  2. Suppressed 2 repeat door faults0.2s
  3. Attached open-source context on the subject0.5s
  4. Matched the after-hours contractor procedure0.3s
Context
Site
North campus, Building B, level 0
Subject
Contractor, access ended Friday
Systems
Video, access control, SIEM, directory
Signals
4 grouped, 2 repeats suppressed
Agent proposes
  1. 01Hold the door locked and keep the zone armed
  2. 02Open the two cameras covering the door
  3. 03Suspend the account in the directory
  4. 04Dispatch the nearest guard and attach the record
Operator decision
  • Video412 streams
  • Access86 doors
  • Sensors1,204 zones
  • SIEMConnected
  • Drones2 airborne

Illustrative. The incidents, references, times, counts, and durations are examples written for this page, not a customer system.

02

Mission Ontology and Models

Every additional integration, mission, and connected asset strengthens the operational value of the platform.

03

Everything the operation already produces

Octopus connects to the systems that are already installed. Supported interfaces and command scope are defined for your deployment.

SourceWhat Octopus reads and controls
Video management and camerasLive streams in the browser, recorded playback, PTZ control, analytics events
Access controlDoor and gate state, badge events, lock, unlock, and hold commands
Intrusion and perimeterZone state, alarms, arming and disarming
IoT, OT, and trafficField sensors, environmental devices, signals, and controllers
CRM, directory, and HREmployees, contractors, and visitors, so an event has a named subject
SIEM and ITCyber alerts in the same queue as physical events
Open-source intelligencePublic and licensed sources, attached to the subject of an incident
Emergency and dispatchCalls, units, and field status
Drones and patrolsAerial video and patrol positions for verification
04

Policy first, AI for the rest

The rule engine encodes what your organisation has already decided. AI handles the judgement a rule cannot express.

01CorrelateGroup events across video, access, sensors, and cyber into one incident.
02SuppressCut repeat and false alarms before they reach an operator.
03ClassifyRank by severity, site, and asset so the queue is ordered by risk.
04EnrichAttach open-source intelligence to the person, vehicle, or organisation in the incident.
05RecommendStart the matching procedure, or propose it for operator approval.
06SummariseProduce shift, incident, and investigation summaries automatically.
07SearchQuery incidents, systems, and records in plain language.
05

Outside context, attached to the incident

An incident usually needs facts the estate does not hold. Octopus queries public and licensed open sources for the person, vehicle, organisation, or location in front of the operator, and attaches what it finds to the incident record.

  • The operator or a rule asks for enrichment; collection is not standing surveillance
  • Results arrive as evidence on the incident, with the source and the time of retrieval
  • Retention follows the same policy as the rest of the incident record
  • Every query and every result is written to the audit trail

Open-source intelligence informs the decision. It does not make it. The operator sees the source and decides what it is worth. Explore OSINT & Intelligence Fusion

06

Bring OSINT into context

Add relevant information from authorized public and licensed sources to operational analysis. Keep the source, timing and relevance visible to the analyst.

07

Watch and control from the browser

Octopus is not a viewer. From the incident, an operator or an agent can act on the systems themselves within configured permissions.

08

Every action is attributable

Who saw the video, who opened the door, which agent acted, and under which rule. Banks, emergency communication centres, and government operators need that record, and it is produced automatically.

09

Mission control reaches the field

Connect the operational picture with the encrypted Octopus responder app for live streaming, location-based assignments and AI-assisted analytics. Used by more than 100,000 responders.

Bring your own systems to the demo

Tell us which video, access, and cyber platforms you run. We will show the integration and an incident that crosses all of them.