Security intelligence should be understandable without exposing the systems that protect it.
Start with a security question, situation, document, or operational need.
ODIN identifies information relevant to the request from the knowledge and resources available to that user’s environment.
ODIN evaluates the information in context and constructs a practical response.
The user receives guidance, analysis, or an appropriate ODIN workflow based on their level of access.
Not Just Unrestricted AI Output
ODIN's core security experience is designed around curated and governed security knowledge rather than simply asking a general-purpose model to invent an answer.
Relevant knowledge can be retrieved and considered in context before ODIN produces a response.
ODIN's core knowledge experience is built around controlled information. Certain authorized research or intelligence capabilities may use external sources where appropriate, but these capabilities are separately governed and are not identical to the public chatbot.
Governed by Design
Information intended to support ODIN can be controlled and managed rather than indiscriminately contributed.
Different people and organizations can have different levels of access.
Private enterprise information is intended for authorized organizational environments rather than the public experience.
Certain knowledge and workflows can require human review or approval.
Public Experience
Authorized Professional Environment
Sensitive organizational tools, private information, and advanced enterprise capabilities are not simply exposed through the public chatbot.
A simple example, illustrated step by step.
User asks:
"What should a security officer do when an unauthorized visitor refuses to leave?"
QUESTION
The user’s security question is received.
RELEVANT SECURITY KNOWLEDGE
ODIN identifies information relevant to the request.
CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS
ODIN evaluates the information in context.
PRACTICAL RESPONSE
The user receives practical, situation-aware guidance.
Important Boundaries