AI monitoring that acts on the signal, not the aftermath
Security that warns you before you become the victim
Mounteyes runs AI monitoring across the three places an incident actually starts — your servers and applications, your network, and your premises. We watch continuously, learn what normal looks like for you, and escalate the moment it stops matching.
We never ask for a password, an OTP or a recovery code, and we only monitor or test systems you own or are authorised to assess.
Our platforms
Three AI monitoring platforms, each built around the same idea: the signal that matters almost always appears before the damage does.
ME AI SAWAIMS
AI Server, API & Website Monitoring and Security
One platform watching your server, your API and your website together — because an attacker moving between them does not treat them as three separate systems.
Network and port scanning with automatic service discovery
Traffic inspection and analysis against your own learned baseline
Scheduled vulnerability scanning, ranked by real exploitability
Alerts the moment a new device, port or service appears
An asset inventory that stays current without anyone maintaining it
ME AI CCTV MONITORING
AI CCTV Monitoring & Incident Alerting
AI watching your existing cameras for theft, fights, fire and gas emergencies and suspicious behaviour — with photo and video on your phone in seconds, and the emergency call already prepared.
Alerts with a still image and video clip the moment something happens
One-tap escalation to police and emergency numbers, clip attached
Theft, fight, fire, gas-leak, intrusion and loitering detection
Automatic entry and exit times for staff and members
Works with the cameras and DVR you already have
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AI platforms
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Security services
24×7
Monitoring coverage
<24h
Enquiry response
Proactive, not reactive
Reacting to an incident means the loss has already happened. Everything we build is aimed one step earlier than that.
Behaviour, not signatures
A brand-new attack has no signature to match. Judging what something does — a script writing to a directory it has never touched, a host scanning its neighbours, an item leaving a counter while nobody is watching it — is what makes an unknown threat catchable.
Your baseline, not a generic threshold
Normal is different for every business. We learn yours before we start alerting on it, which is why the alerts still mean something in week twelve instead of being switched off in week three.
Automated where it is safe, human where it is not
Containment that can be done safely is done immediately, and recorded. Everything else reaches an engineer with the evidence attached, because an alert nobody acts on protects nobody.
Services around the platforms
Assessment, incident response and advisory work delivered by engineers, with written scope agreed before anything starts.
Tell us what you are running and what worries you about it. You will get a straight answer on what monitoring would actually catch, what it would not, and what it takes to set up — before any commitment.