ARIA S.A.
Security Agent.
An AI-assisted security operations layer that watches websites and connected systems, organizes alerts, collects evidence, guides incident response, and produces clear security reports—without forcing a small business to build a full security operations team.
Security Work Is Often Late, Manual, and Scattered.
Small organizations may have hosting logs, firewall alerts, vulnerability scans, uptime notices, email warnings, and support tickets—but nobody continuously connects the signals or turns them into a controlled response.
Alerts are ignored
Warnings arrive in different dashboards and inboxes with no central owner.
Evidence is incomplete
Logs, screenshots, timestamps, and affected assets are not collected consistently.
Response starts too late
Owners discover problems after customers complain or systems stop working.
Reports are unclear
Technical findings are not translated into decisions, priorities, and accountability.
From Signal to Controlled Response.
Every automated step should be logged. High-risk actions should pause for an authorized person instead of letting an AI improvise on production systems.
Authorized Integrations
Connect approved websites, hosting platforms, WAFs, uptime tools, repositories, forms, and security scanners.
Signals & Evidence
Normalize alerts, logs, scan findings, account events, and uptime failures into one case record.
Risk Classification
Group duplicates, estimate severity, identify the affected asset, and explain why the event matters.
Safe Validation
Run approved read-only checks and compare the event against known baselines, rules, and prior incidents.
Response Plan
Prepare exact remediation steps, required approvals, rollback notes, owners, and escalation paths.
Human Decision Gate
An authorized user approves, rejects, edits, or escalates actions that could affect access, data, or availability.
Controlled Automation
Perform only pre-approved low-risk actions through narrow, revocable permissions and predefined playbooks.
Audit & Follow-Up
Record what happened, what changed, who approved it, whether recovery succeeded, and what should improve.
A Security Operator for the Repetitive Work.
Website Security Monitoring
Track uptime, certificate expiry, DNS changes, suspicious redirects, unexpected file changes, and public attack-surface signals.
Vulnerability Intake
Collect authorized scan results, merge duplicates, map findings to assets, and prepare prioritized remediation tickets.
Alert Triage
Sort noisy alerts into incidents, false positives, watch items, and maintenance issues with supporting evidence.
Evidence Collection
Preserve timestamps, source records, screenshots, hashes, logs, and actions in a consistent case timeline.
Remediation Playbooks
Guide patching, credential rotation, blocking, restoration, hardening, and verification using approved procedures.
Security Reporting
Produce technical and executive reports showing exposure, incidents, response times, open risks, and accountability.
One Queue. Clear Priorities. No Guesswork.
Customers should see assets, alerts, severity, evidence, recommended actions, approval status, and resolution history in one secure portal.
- Asset inventory and ownership
- Alert grouping and duplicate suppression
- Risk-based priority queue
- Approval and escalation controls
- Incident timeline and evidence package
- Monthly security posture report
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Customer booking portal
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Built for Modern Security Operations.
ARIA S.A. turns recurring website, hosting, Linux, server, domain, maintenance, and cybersecurity tasks into monitored workflows.
Website Hardening
Configuration review, headers, permissions, plugins, exposed files, and change monitoring.
Linux & Server Oversight
Approved health checks, patch status, access events, services, storage, and configuration drift.
Malware Response
Detection intake, isolation guidance, evidence preservation, cleanup workflow, and recovery verification.
DNS & Domain Watch
Monitor certificate, DNS, registrar, domain-expiry, and unauthorized-change signals.
WAF & Blocking Review
Summarize attack patterns and prepare controlled blocking recommendations for approval.
Backup Verification
Check backup status, age, coverage, restoration evidence, and gaps in recovery readiness.
Maintenance Control
Open tickets for outdated components, failed jobs, configuration issues, and unresolved findings.
Customer Security Intake
Collect incident details by secure form or guided agent and route urgent cases correctly.
Security Support for Organizations Without a Full SOC.
Small Businesses
Websites, email, staff access, backups
E-commerce
Storefront, payments, admin accounts
Hospitality
Booking sites, guest data, uptime
Property & Real Estate
Lead systems, documents, portals
Professional Services
Client files, accounts, websites
Clinics & Offices
Access, scheduling, sensitive records
Logistics
Operational portals and devices
Web Agencies
Multi-client monitoring and reporting
Start with Visibility. Add Managed Response.
Final production pricing must be based on asset count, log volume, integrations, retention, support hours, and response obligations.
A one-time security posture review for one small website or business system.
- Asset and access questionnaire
- Authorized external checks
- Configuration and exposure review
- Human-reviewed findings report
- Prioritized action list
Monitoring, alert triage, evidence collection, and monthly reporting after onboarding.
- Up to 5 monitored assets
- Alert and uptime intake
- Weekly priority review
- Incident case creation
- Monthly posture report
- Human approval workflow
Expanded integrations, response playbooks, multi-site reporting, and security support.
- Multiple systems and locations
- Custom integrations
- Response and recovery playbooks
- Escalation and support SLA
- Quarterly security review
Do not promise 24/7 emergency response until staffing, escalation, insurance, contracts, and monitoring coverage can actually support it.
Turn Security Signals into Controlled Action.
Start with a baseline assessment. ARIA S.A. can then be configured around approved assets, safe permissions, response playbooks, and human authorization.