Know when something changes

StealthAlert

The watch that never leaves.

StealthControl builds the ruleset from your own network. StealthAlert deploys it as an always-on monitor — air-gapped, no SOC, no analyst at a screen.

Most small sites will never have a 24/7 analyst team. StealthAlert is the concept for monitoring that fits that reality: StealthControl's Arbiter builds a ruleset from your own captured traffic, then StealthAlert runs it on a small appliance that watches the network, learns what normal looks like, and raises a local alert when something drifts off baseline — with no cloud and no call-home.

What it's designed to do

Learn the baseline

Builds a picture of normal traffic for the site.

Flag anomalies

Raises a flag when traffic drifts off that baseline.

Run the ruleset

Enforces the policy. Arbiter built from your data.

Alert locally

Notifies on-device— no cloud, no call-home.

Deploy preset

Ships preconfigured — plug in and it watches.

From a ruleset built on your network to an always-on watch.

1. Build the rules

Arbiter sets policy on your captured data in StealthControl.

2. Preconfigure

The ruleset is loaded onto a sealed StealthAlert appliance.

3. Plug in

Connect to a TAP or SPAN onsite and power on. No setup.

4. Watch

It learns the baseline and alerts locally on drift.

The standing watch of the ecosystem

StealthRecon finds and maps. StealthVault records. StealthAlert watches — the persistent monitor that runs the ruleset StealthControl builds, so a small site keeps eyes on the network without staffing a SOC.

Where teams would use it

Persistent site monitoring ⋅ Catch off-baseline traffic ⋅ Post-incident watch⋅ No-SOC small utilities ⋅ Deploy a ruleset remotely ⋅ Watch a known baseline ⋅ Internal network monitoring