Start with your own alerts
We walk through a recent alert from your queue with your team. You see what Pentra Graph gathered, what it ruled out, where it stopped, and why.
Getting started
Getting started with Pentra Graph means connecting what you already have: your sign-in, your security tools and the AI assistants your team uses. Here is what that looks like and what we need from you.
The steps
We set up your Omni. Your team connects the rest, and every connection is one your own administrators make and can undo.
We set up an Omni that belongs to you alone. Your data, your encryption key and your audit trail are never shared with another customer.
Your team signs in the way they already do. With Google Workspace, the groups you already manage decide who can do what.
Your administrator connects each security tool once. Omni keeps the access safe, and neither Pentra Graph nor your AI assistants ever see a password or key.
One command on each analyst's computer connects Claude Code, Claude Desktop and Codex. Most sign in through the browser, so no key is left behind on the computer.
What we need
What we ask for
What we do not ask for
After setup
We walk through a recent alert from your queue with your team. You see what Pentra Graph gathered, what it ruled out, where it stopped, and why.
Your security team can look back at every action taken on that case: who or what asked, what was allowed, and why.
Every change to access is recorded, and no one can give out a right they do not hold themselves.
Take back access to your tools and your sign-in, and Pentra can no longer reach anything. There is nothing to uninstall from your security tools.
Get started
Let us know how your team signs in, which security tools you want investigated and which AI assistants you use. We will show you what each step looks like for your team.