Continuous discovery
Observe devices and interfaces from enrolled monitoring points.
Defensive network visibility
Know what is on the network, what changed, and what deserves investigation.
Network Sentinel combines continuous device discovery, change awareness, operator review, notification history, and time-bounded assessments of systems the customer expressly authorizes.
The problem this solves
Replace fragmented work with one understandable path.
Networks change quietly. New devices appear, familiar devices change identity, and alerts often lack context. Sentinel creates a reviewable inventory and timeline so operators can distinguish expected change from something that needs authorized investigation.
Small organizations without a dedicated security operations teamManaged IT and authorized assessment providersHouseholds or facilities that need understandable device-change visibility
What the product can do
Capability with a purpose.
Change awareness
Highlight new, missing, changed, or untrusted devices instead of showing only a static list.
Alert workflow
Track severity, acknowledgement, notification delivery, retries, and operator history.
Credential administration
Create revocable operator sessions and rotate or revoke monitoring credentials.
Authorized assessments
Run focused, time-bounded checks only against systems covered by documented permission.
Mobile operations
Use the Android administrative companion for monitored status and approved controls.
How a pilot works
Start small. Verify the workflow. Expand with evidence.
Define the authorized boundary
Document networks, devices, assessment windows, owners, notification recipients, and prohibited actions.
Deploy monitoring points
Enroll the approved agents and establish the expected device baseline.
Review and improve
Triage change, verify alerts, perform authorized assessment when needed, and track remediation.
Trust is part of the product
Honest boundaries build better software.
Sentinel is defensive tooling. It should not scan or test systems outside written authorization. Its assessment features are bounded, its tunnel service is kept separate, and findings should include evidence, limitations, and remediation rather than claims of perfect security.
Questions buyers ask
What to know before choosing Network Sentinel.
Is Sentinel a penetration-testing tool?
It includes authorized assessment capabilities, but continuous monitoring and formal penetration testing remain distinct services.
Can it monitor multiple organizations?
That is the platform direction; the dated backup describes the multi-organization database path as ongoing.
Does it include alerts?
Yes. Notification history, acknowledgement, and push delivery are documented.
Is there an Android app?
Yes. A signed administrative companion and push workflow exist.
Can it test any public target?
No. Assessment requires express authorization and a defined scope.
Capabilities reflect the documented Auto Secure Login platform as of August 4, 2026. Availability and onboarding requirements vary by product and organization.
Talk with Auto Secure Login
See whether this fits your organization.
We will map your current workflow, identify the smallest responsible pilot, and document the controls and acceptance criteria before expansion.