Everyone tells you to use AI. Nobody tells you how to put it to work.
I put artificial intelligence into the daily running of your company: it protects the machines, resolves issues and learns how you work. Always with a human in charge, and without changing what you already use. How it works ›
It watches the machines around the clock, tells a real threat apart from the usual noise and contains it at machine speed. Anything sensitive is signed off by a human.
Issues, slow machines, patching, access requests. Often closed before anyone in the office notices.
Using your own data, which lives on your server, it starts showing you where the money goes: spend, licences nobody uses, bottlenecks.
You don’t switch software, and you barely have to explain anything: it works most of it out on its own (your machines, your network, the tools you use) and it even pulls in the manual for each piece of kit. What would take someone else months of auditing takes days here.
Every company is different. So is your SySauron.
This is what your staff see when they need something: a security scare, a breakdown, a new starter. They ask for help from their own machine and carry on working. Press Send and watch.
I’ve been sent a file that looks like an invoice, but a warning popped up when I tried to open it. Should I open it? 😕
Got it: I’ve raised ticket #2148. From what you describe, it looks like the print queue on your machine. I’m looking at it right now; carry on with your work.
Sorted. You can print now: I checked it with a test page. I’m closing the ticket; if anything’s still off, just reply here.
// guided simulation, recreated from real cases · fictional data · nothing is sent anywhere
Depending on what you already have, we fit in one way or the other. Either way, security runs behind it and that’s mine.
I put SySauron over your company and your person runs the day to day with the AI beside them. You hire nobody new: the one you have does the work of three, and I’m one message away.
Show this to your IT person →I take care of all of it: machines, issues, security and support. And because I’m genuinely inside, I do more than protect you: I advise you and tighten up what you’re paying, like your own head of technology.
Tell me about your setupBeing inside your IT gives me a view of your company that almost nobody gets. I use it to tighten what you spend on IT and how you work. This isn’t a discount trick. It’s what happens when somebody finally looks properly.
◆ your data stays where it is, no migrations
Duplicate subscriptions, renewals nobody checks, costs that grow on their own. I put them in plain sight and we bring them down.
How much software you’re signed up to, who actually uses it and what you can cut without anyone noticing.
Where the work gets stuck: that manual process you repeat every week that could be automated.
Contracts, invoices, case files. Found, filed and up to date, without losing an afternoon to it.
Standard when I’m your IT department. An extra when I’m arming yours.
This isn’t decoration. It’s the contract for how SySauron works, and you’ll see it on every screen of the product.
A layer of AI watches the fleet without a break, tells a real threat apart from the usual noise and prepares the response. What a security analyst would think, at the speed of a machine.
Every sensitive or irreversible action is signed off by a human before it runs. The AI speeds up the work; the judgement and the responsibility stay human.
The intelligence proposes. The human decides. And all of it goes on the record.
It’s fair to ask what an artificial intelligence is doing on your machines. So the control isn’t a promise. It’s four rules, and I sign them with you.
We passed Anthropic’s verification to use their artificial intelligence for offensive security analysis, within a controlled framework. We look at your defences the way an attacker would, and find the hole before they do.
I become the team that looks after your IT. Nobody to hire, nobody to manage, no fine print.
Protection on every machine and a response at machine speed. Anything out of place is cut off before it does damage.
Your staff ask for help from their own machine. Most issues close without anyone picking up the phone; the rest come to me.
Live status, patching on schedule and a warning before something fails. Including the machines that are going out of support.
Onboarding and offboarding, new machines that enrol themselves, inventory and access always current.
Managed and checked. Not just taken, actually restored in a test. The day you need them, they’re there.
What happened, what was avoided and how your IT is doing. In plain English, without the jargon.
Hardware, third-party licences and your internet line. One-off projects (migrations, new infrastructure) are quoted with a fixed price agreed up front. Out-of-hours emergencies and on-site visits are separate.
I work with a limited number of companies at a time. It’s the only way to be properly inside each one instead of passing through.
In 48 hours, the real state of your IT. In plain English.
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