User accounts, MFA posture, devices, policies, app grants, audit logs, and security signals.
The platform behind AI and cybersecurity risk discovery.
sEyeber Hub is being designed to connect to the systems your firm already uses, normalize what it finds through an AI discovery layer, and map those findings into a practical NIST CSF 2.0 workflow.
Connectors designed for read-only discovery.
sEyeber Hub is built around a discovery model that reads from tools firms already use instead of creating new operational burden.
User directory, 2FA posture, mobile devices, audit activity, and Drive-sharing controls.
Firewalls, VPN sessions, device discovery, and network-level operational visibility.
Installed applications, patching, managed devices, and endpoint operational inventory.
The AI layer turns noisy systems into defensible findings.
Mapped to NIST CSF 2.0.
The platform is designed to support all six NIST CSF functions so firms can move from raw technical discovery into a more organized, defensible risk-management process.
Expose AI and cyber oversight issues, third-party app risks, roles, and control visibility.
Discover assets, software, accounts, data-related indicators, and environmental context.
Surface MFA posture, policy gaps, access control weaknesses, and platform-security indicators.
Assess monitoring signals, alerts, sign-in logs, and the reality of active detection controls.
Highlight evidence around incident handling, operational follow-up, and investigative readiness.
Support visibility into resilience, restoration readiness, and recovery-related operating signals.
Automated discovery is a different tier of visibility.
sEyeber Hub is designed to go beyond self-reported answers and create a stronger starting point for current-state risk assessment.
A secure architecture built for fast discovery and defensible visibility.
sEyeber Hub is designed to connect quickly, protect customer boundaries, translate raw technical signals into practical findings, and move firms toward action without heavy deployment.
Simple connector-based discovery for the systems firms already use.
Built for regulated environments where boundaries, controls, and traceability matter.
Turn raw technical signals into usable clarity for operators, compliance teams, and leadership.
Create a shorter path from discovery into governance, mitigation planning, and follow-up.
From secure connection to actionable clarity, sEyeber Hub is designed to shorten the path from uncertainty to regulated, defensible risk visibility.
Coming soon in launch waves.
Microsoft Graph-led discovery, early connector insights, and first-wave NIST profile pre-population.
Google Workspace, network connectors, expanded finding coverage, and stronger current-state visibility.
Broader connector coverage, deeper AI risk visibility, and expanded API access for customers.
Secure founding access before the market catches up.
Firms that join the first cohort will be first to experience connector-driven AI and cybersecurity risk discovery and will lock in the founding-user discount.
Platform FAQ
Common questions about the Platform
A few high-frequency questions from this page’s topic. For the full list, see the FAQ.
What is the Microsoft-First v1.0 MVP?
The Microsoft-First v1.0 MVP is sEyeber Hub's initial connector scope: a single read-only Entra ID application that powers collectors for Entra (identity, conditional access, MFA), Azure Resource Inventory, Intune (device management), Microsoft Defender (endpoint, identity, email), and optionally Defender for Cloud Apps.
What does the discovery pipeline actually produce?
Each scan flows through Collect → Normalize → derive Observations → generate Findings → produce Suggested Answers mapped to NIST CSF 2.0 subcategories. The output is an evidence-backed draft of your CSF profile that a human reviewer accepts, edits, or rejects — not an autopilot.
Can sEyeber Hub scan without changing anything in our environment?
Yes. The connector requests read-only Microsoft Graph and Azure scopes. sEyeber Hub does not modify configuration, deploy policies, push remediations, or write back any state into your tenant.