Networks never sleep. Neither should the evidence behind them.

Operators run a vast, always-on estate, ship GenAI into customer care and move money for millions of mobile-wallet users. Raptas brings security operations, AI-assisted incident investigation, AI governance and mobile-money AML onto one record, on-premises, as SaaS or hybrid.

See how it fits

Where the pressure is, and what changes.

The pressure on an operator is scale: more systems, more change, more AI and more subscribers than any single team can watch by hand.

01

A SOC drowning in tools and alerts

SIEM, SOAR, network detection and threat intelligence often sit in separate consoles across IT and the enterprise network. Analysts lose time switching context, and the board report is assembled by hand.

What changes

Detection, investigation, response and board reporting run from one SOC console, with alerts correlated, scored and mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, and playbooks that contain incidents with human approval.

Shield Sphere
02

Outages whose cause hides between teams

When a service degrades, the evidence is spread across logs, alerts, changes and topology owned by different teams. Every hour spent finding the cause is an hour of subscriber impact and SLA exposure.

What changes

Ask what is wrong in plain English. AI agents work across logs, alerts, changes and topology, return the probable cause with its evidence, and show every step they took.

Agentic OpsSphere
03

GenAI in customer care, with subscriber data in the prompt

Customer-care assistants, agent tools and network AI are adopted faster than they are reviewed. Subscriber data can leave in a prompt, and few operators can list every model and agent in use.

What changes

Every model, agent and AI tool is discovered and inventoried, including shadow AI. Sensitive data is blocked in prompts, and what agents can call is bounded at runtime.

Guardrail AI
04

Mobile money brings bank-grade AML duties

A wallet or mobile financial services arm has to monitor transactions, screen customers and file suspicious transaction reports at a volume and speed few compliance teams were built for.

What changes

Transactions are monitored in real time, customers and payments are screened against sanctions and PEP lists, and every alert is taken through a case to a filed report.

AML/CTF
05

Evidence rebuilt for every audit

Security controls, incident timelines and AI approvals are collected again each time a regulator, auditor or enterprise customer asks, instead of being kept as the work happens.

What changes

Control evidence is collected from day-to-day SOC work and mapped to ISO/IEC 27001 and NIST CSF 2.0, so the audit starts from the record rather than a spreadsheet.

Shield Sphere

Where Raptas fits, team by team.

Operators usually start with the team under the most pressure, then connect the rest. Each product runs on its own or together.

For the CISO and SOC

One console for security operations

Detection, investigation, response and reporting in one place, across the IT and enterprise estate, with evidence collected as the work happens.

  • SIEM, SOAR and network detection
  • Threat and dark-web intelligence
  • MITRE ATT&CK coverage
  • Executive and board reports

For the CIO, NOC and IT operations

Root cause, with the evidence

AI agents investigate incidents across logs, alerts, changes and topology, so the cause of an outage is found from evidence rather than a bridge call.

  • Plain-English questions
  • Change-aware investigation
  • Topology and blast radius
  • Every step shown and logged

For AI, data and privacy owners

Governed AI in care and the network

One inventory of every model and agent, with risk assessments, runtime guardrails and the evidence regulators and enterprise customers ask for.

  • AI inventory and shadow AI
  • Prompt data controls
  • Agent action limits
  • Incident and audit evidence

For mobile money compliance

AML for wallets and MFS

Monitoring, screening and case work for the mobile-money business, with every alert taken to a documented decision.

  • Real-time transaction monitoring
  • Sanctions and PEP screening
  • Customer risk scoring
  • Case management and STR filing

Products for Telecommunications

Three products that serve every industry, plus AML/CTF for operators with a mobile-money business. Each runs on its own or together.

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What it's worth to your organization.

What changes for the operator: fewer hours lost to outages and alerts, AI it can explain, and evidence ready before anyone asks.

Resilience

Service restored sooner

Outages are traced to their cause from evidence across network, IT and change, so the right team fixes the right thing first.

Efficiency

A SOC that keeps up

Correlated, risk-ranked alerts in one console mean analysts spend their time on threats, not on switching between tools.

Trust

Subscriber data kept out of AI

Customer-care and network AI run under guardrails, with every model owned, assessed and logged.

Compliance

Mobile money that passes review

AML monitoring and reporting built for wallet volumes, with an audit trail a financial regulator can follow.

Frameworks covered

Coverage for the security, AI and financial-crime frameworks an operator answers to, carried by Shield Sphere, Guardrail AI and AML/CTF.

FrameworkWhat's coveredSupported in
Sector regulation
FATF RecommendationsRisk-based monitoring, customer due diligence and suspicious transaction reportingAML/CTF
Sanctions lists (OFAC, UN, EU)Customer and payment screening, with every match decision recordedAML/CTF
Security and privacy
ISO/IEC 27001Annex A controls mapped, with monitoring evidence collected as work happensShield Sphere
NIST CSF 2.0Posture tracked across Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond and RecoverShield Sphere
MITRE ATT&CKDetections and coverage mapped to adversary tactics and techniquesShield Sphere
GDPRSecurity of processing, breach response, and DPIAs for AI that uses personal dataShield SphereGuardrail AI
AI governance
EU AI ActRisk-tier classification, conformity and fundamental rights assessments, serious incident reportingGuardrail AI
NIST AI RMFGovern, Map, Measure and Manage functions mapped to controls and evidenceGuardrail AI
MITRE ATLASAdversarial AI techniques such as prompt injection and data poisoning, mapped to controlsGuardrail AI
OWASP Top 10 for LLMsLLM risks such as prompt injection, sensitive data disclosure and excessive agencyGuardrail AI

Coverage means pre-built controls and report templates in the product, not a certification of your organization.

Frequently asked questions

What teams usually ask before they start.

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Where do the products run, and who holds the data?

On-premises, as SaaS or hybrid. On-premises and hybrid deployments process data inside your infrastructure; SaaS runs in a dedicated environment in your region. Your data stays yours and is never used to train models for anyone else.

Can Agentic OpsSphere investigate network as well as IT incidents?

It works across logs, alerts, changes and topology from the sources you connect. Tell us which network management and telemetry systems you run, and we will confirm the connectors during scoping.

How does Guardrail AI handle customer-care GenAI?

It inventories every model, assistant and agent, blocks sensitive data in prompts, checks answers against their sources and bounds what agents can call, with every decision logged.

Does AML/CTF suit a mobile-money or wallet business?

Yes. It monitors transactions in real time, screens customers and payments against sanctions and PEP lists, scores customer risk and takes every alert through a case to a filed report.

Can Raptas run the SOC for us?

Yes. Managed operations are available 24/7, or your team runs the platform with our support, or we co-manage it.

Bring us your last major outage. We'll show you how it would have been traced.

An outage, an alert queue or a GenAI rollout. We'll walk through it with you, on a scenario you choose.

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