How it Works

Detection

Deterministic Threat Detection

Crytica’s RDAi™ system detects threats through the coordinated operation of two core components: the Probe and the Detector.

The Probe operates inside each protected device, continuously scanning instruction sets and files that should remain static to detect unauthorized changes at the moment they occur.

The Detector operates externally, managing and analyzing data from multiple Probes to detect changes and performance anomalies. Each Detector supports hundreds of Probes, enabling scalable deployment across environments, and monitors other Detectors.

Unlike probabilistic tools that rely on inference or behavioral analysis, Crytica provides “high-fidelity” detection based on system changes that generate deterministic alerts for system integrity and actionable alerts for performance anomalies.
Supporting Components

The Probe

Crytica’s Probes are built to detect within environments where traditional tools fall short.
Operates inside the device for direct detection
Continuously scans instruction sets and static files
Runs with a footprint as small as 70KB
Uses minimal system resources
Automatically replaced if compromised
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Supporting Components

The Detector

Crytica’s Probes are built to detect within environments where traditional tools fall short.
Analyzes Probe data to identify unauthorized changes
Manages and coordinates operations across hundreds of Probes
Generates deterministic alerts based on unauthorized changes
Monitors other Detectors in mutually monitoring mesh
Detects performance anomalies that may indicate system issues
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