Sentrix is the security automation canvas in CyberHQ. The recurring outcome it delivers is a Patch Tuesday report from Microsoft MSRC and a daily CISA KEV digest. Investigate an IP, domain, URL, or file hash when a finding needs a closer look.
Sentrix is the signature surface in CyberHQ. You review the automation on a live canvas — trigger, pull, report, notify. The clearest recurring outcome that canvas delivers is Patch Tuesday and the daily CISA KEV digest.
These paths call real sources. Endpoint, network, DLP, SIEM, and admin screens stay in the app and are marked Preview.
Open the automation surface. Review the Patch Tuesday workflow, export the workbook, and run the steps you can see on the canvas.
On the second Wednesday, Sentrix pulls Microsoft’s MSRC update guide, bands critical and exploited CVEs, and emails a workbook plus HTML summary to the inbox you configure.
Each day, newly listed Known Exploited Vulnerabilities are collected from CISA, with related zero-day headlines. Sentrix emails the digest, or posts it to a Slack, Teams, or Discord webhook if you set one.
Look up an IP, domain, URL, or file hash from Sentrix or the investigate page. Reputation comes from VirusTotal and AbuseIPDB only when those keys are set. Missing keys return “not configured.”
Endpoint, network, DLP, SIEM, red team, and admin views are in-app previews. They are labeled in the dashboard and do not feed the briefings.
Sample host views. Not an EDR agent and not connected to your estate.
Sample discovery screens. Not a live network sensor.
Sample policy incidents. Not inspecting your data flows.
Sample log panels. Not an ingestion pipeline.
Scanning runs only after a mailbox is connected. Sample phishing messages are not shown.
No agent install. Sentrix calls public feeds and emails the result.
Request a login, then open the canvas. There is no self-serve checkout.
REPORT_EMAIL and RESEND_API_KEY are what the Patch Tuesday and KEV messages need.
Patch Tuesday mail goes out on the second Wednesday at 05:00 IST. The Zero-Day cron is paused.
Add VirusTotal and AbuseIPDB keys, then look up an indicator from Sentrix. Without those keys the lookup says so.
CyberHQ does not sell a self-serve plan and does not meter endpoints. Ask for access or book a walkthrough of Sentrix delivering Patch Tuesday and the daily KEV digest.
What a login includes today.
Sentrix is the security automation canvas inside CyberHQ. You review workflows on a live canvas. The recurring outcome it delivers today is the Patch Tuesday report and the daily CISA KEV digest, with investigate for indicator lookup when API keys are set. Connectors that are not wired yet stay labeled as templates.
Patch Tuesday reads the Microsoft MSRC update guide. The daily digest reads the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog and zero-day headlines. Investigate calls VirusTotal and AbuseIPDB only when you set those API keys. If a key is missing, the lookup says it is not configured and does not return a score.
No. Sentrix is hosted and does not require an endpoint agent. Endpoint, network, and DLP pages in the dashboard are previews.
API keys are held as environment configuration and are not rendered back to the browser. Sessions are signed server-side. The briefing mailbox address is the one you configure as REPORT_EMAIL.
The Patch Tuesday report exports CSV and a formatted workbook. There is no live Splunk, Sentinel, or other SIEM connector.
A banded report from Microsoft MSRC advisories, highlighting critical and exploited vulnerabilities, with CSV and workbook export and a scheduled email on the second Wednesday (05:00 IST).
Request access or schedule a walkthrough of the canvas, the Patch Tuesday report, and the daily KEV digest.