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NetCentral is the network and security operations console built for a Chicago trading brokerage — one place to see everything seven separate tools used to show, joined into incidents that actually mean something.
Talk to us: 312-432-4480Email usMonitoring, logs, firewalls, wireless, storage and uptime tools each told part of the story. NetCentral reads them all, matches every device to a single identity, and turns thousands of raw signals into a short list of incidents with a clear reason for each.
Ten rules — from cross-source device-down merges to trading-path degradation, optic decline, port flaps and fleet-wide log patterns. Most specific rule wins; every event is charged to exactly one incident.
A score out of 100 computed from its own explanation. Deductions weighted by severity and device class — the fifth tunnel down counts less than the first.
Routes by severity, device class, site, source, trading venue and trading hours. Knows new from escalation, reopen, recovery and closed — and records why anything was held.
Exchange session clocks including sessions that cross midnight and weekends, with daylight-saving and holiday awareness, plus maintenance windows and quiet hours.
A 'State of the Network' brief, per-incident AI Explain, log diagnosis and 'Ask NetCentral' — the model only chooses from read-only questions; real code fetches the rows and shows them as evidence.
Addresses, hardware IDs, usernames and secrets are replaced with tokens before anything leaves the box. Prompt-injection fencing and a daily AI cost cap.
Built from the devices' own neighbour tables. Every cable repainted from live port state every 60 seconds — red when down, amber when flapping.
Operations, trading, capacity, hardware, voice, planned work and more — each monitor on its own channel, and the wall says so if it ever stops updating.
44 rules measure every device against the estate's own majority standard, with evidence, the exact fix, and how to verify it.
For a trading firm, 'down for five minutes' means something very different at 9:31 am than at 2 am on a Sunday.
Core sources every 60 s; others every 2–5 minutes.
Signals folded into incidents, most specific rule first.
Severity, venue, trading hours and windows weigh in.
Rate limits, quiet hours, storm digests: 8+ incidents in 15 min → one message.
Every decision recorded — including why something was held.
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