Impact
What changes when you can see ahead.
Security teams have always worked from what already happened. NagaHana gives them the one thing that was always missing: time.
01Outcomes
From hindsight to lead time.
Time to act
Forecasts arrive while an intrusion is still unfolding — with the window you have to stop it.
Fewer false alarms
It learns your network’s rhythms, so a payroll run or a backup surge stays routine.
Investigations that finish
Every incident replays in order, back to where it began, with the gaps marked honestly.
Evidence that stands up
Sealed, reproducible records with a chain of custody — fit for audit and legal scrutiny.
Sovereignty
It runs on your premises. Your data never leaves, and no third party sits in the loop.
Blind spots, named
It tells you where you cannot see — so you know where to invest next.
02The same incident, twice
Hours of warning — or a report after the fact.
The illustrative incident from the home page, replayed with and without forecasting.
Detection only
Found after the data left
The alert fires on the transfer itself. The investigation begins after the loss.
With NagaHana
Stopped before the data left
The path is forecast at 10:05. Acting then breaks every later step.
03Sectors
Wherever surprise is unaffordable.
Enterprise
Ahead of intrusions, not behind them.
- Forecasts across users, servers, cloud and identity
- Learns your business rhythms
- Works alongside the tools you already run
Critical infrastructure
Power, water, transport, telecom, finance.
- IT and OT modelled together, as one network
- Passive — never touches control systems
- Runs entirely on-premises, data-diode ready
Public sector
National networks, national stakes.
- Sovereign deployment with no external dependencies
- Verifiable records for oversight
- Designed for the most capable adversaries
Forensics & threat intelligence
The whole story — and what was about to happen.
- Replay any moment exactly as the model saw it
- ATT&CK-tagged attack narratives
- Threat intelligence at the level of tactics
04Trust you can measure
Don’t take its word for it.
Trust in a forecaster should be earned the way it is in meteorology: by keeping score.
Calibration
When it says 70%, it should happen about 70% of the time. That is measured continuously.
Skill over a baseline
Every forecast is compared with a naive one. If it can’t beat the naive answer, it doesn’t deserve your attention.
A track record
Replaying past incidents shows what it would have forecast, and when — the same engine, run backwards.
05Principles
Designed around how defence actually works.
- 01
Passive by design
No agents on your hosts. No boxes in the path of your traffic. Collection can sit behind a one-way data diode, so NagaHana observes and can never interfere.
- 02
Yours, on-premises
The model runs inside your perimeter. Your telemetry never leaves it.
- 03
Human in command
NagaHana advises; people decide. Every recommendation is explained, and every action stays yours.
- 04
Honest about uncertainty
It tells you when it doesn’t know — and when not to trust it. Confidence you can plan around.
See what’s lurking in your network.
A private briefing, shaped around your environment.