It sorts every alert, scores each one with its reasons and writes every team’s work order, ready to paste in. Nothing changes until a person presses Approve.
C.O.S.M.O Bot12 threats on your network have no playbook yet.Raised on its own, demo data
Watch the bot work
Five real screens from C.O.S.M.O, in the order the bot works. The numbers point at what it is doing.
Open C.O.S.M.O and the bot is already on the page, with what needs a person today, most urgent first.
Thousands of alerts, grouped so each machine needs one decision. One click hands the queue to the bot.
The bot goes through every waiting incident and says what it decided, in plain English.
Every decision, every assignment and every team's work pack, on one page.
Firewall commands, detection rules, searches and a PDF work order for every team, ready to copy or download.
Real C.O.S.M.O screens with fictional demo data. Without an AI model connected the bot still decides from the evidence and your rules.
| Task | By hand | With C.O.S.M.O Bot |
|---|---|---|
| Overnight alerts | Open each one and read it | Repeats on the same machine become one incident |
| Is it real? | A judgment call, notes in a spreadsheet | A score with every reason and its points, and what was checked and ruled out |
| Who takes it? | Ask around who has time | The person on the right team with the least open work |
| Firewall blocks | Write commands for each make, one by one | Commands for six makes, ready to paste, your own networks left out |
| Detection | Write rules and searches from scratch | Suricata, Sigma, YARA, Splunk and Defender, built by code and checked |
| Paperwork | Write it up and email each team | A PDF work order per team, waiting in My Tasks |
| The record | Piece together who changed what | Each change written in the approver’s name |
| Your part | All of the above | Read one summary. Press Approve. |
We do not quote hours saved: that depends on your queue. Ask us to run a demo on data like yours.
C.O.S.M.O Bot does itA person decides
Repeats are grouped. Each incident gets a score, a suggestion and the team it belongs to.
Your threat library, the flaws attackers use now, your own firewall rules and how the machine normally behaves.
Real, not real, expected and harmless, or needs more checking. Up to 40 incidents in one plan.
Every change and every team’s files in one place. Leave items out or swap people first if you like.
What to do, a checklist, then every rule and search with a line on what it is for.
Each team sees its workload in Act. Each person finds their pack in My Tasks.
Things worth a look are marked one by one. The timeline of decisions is kept for the record.
Playbooks draw the attacker’s likely route. Nothing is blocked or cut off until a person says so.
It is only read, never opened or run.
Five AI members read the code and vote. Rules are tested on the sample before they are offered.
Sweeps for the groups and malware already in your queue. Every hunt only reads.
Which machines call which services, and large uploads. Addresses, names and sizes, never what anyone typed.
C.O.S.M.O checks the signature before anything is installed. In offline mode it opens no outside connection.
Real screenshots of C.O.S.M.O with fictional demo data.
No black box. Press any score to see each point. Open any pack to see each file.
The score
The top of a real work order PDF from the app. File names start with the date and the day’s batch.
Plus a block list any firewall imports, a DNS block list, and machines, files and accounts to check.
Drop a file or script into the Malware Lab and convene the council. Each member has one job. If you connect several AI models, each member can be a different one.
With no AI connected, C.O.S.M.O still comments the code and builds the rules itself.
Attack paths drawn to your network on a live 3D Earth.
C.O.S.M.O is one server and one database that you run. Nothing has to leave your network, and in offline mode nothing does.
Windows Server 2019, 2022 or 2025, Linux, macOS, or Docker and Podman on any VM or cloud. A team server people reach with only a browser.
Offline mode opens no outside connection. Intelligence and updates come in as signed files, checked before anything is installed.
Classification banners and portion markings, DoD sign-in rules, smart card sign-in and FIPS mode. How government mode works
C.O.S.M.O is available through Carahsoft, The Master Government Aggregator®, and its reseller partners and contract vehicles.
Talk to us first and we will set up a demo, help size it for your network, and point your contracting team to the right path.
The Master Government Aggregator®, a Cypher partner.
We will walk you through auto triage, a team’s work pack and the Malware Lab on demo data, and talk through how it would sit on your network.
Cypher is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Ashburn, Virginia. Its technical staff are 100% cleared and support customers onsite, across the Department of Defense, the Intelligence Community and civilian agencies.