Cybersecurity teams
OPTES supports your team's defensive work. It reviews your code for vulnerabilities and points to the exact lines, triages logs around an alert, explains known vulnerabilities with sources, and drafts hardening checklists, incident reports and awareness material. Every finding comes with its evidence, while severity and response decisions stay with your analysts.
Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit · launching Monday, October 5, 2026
The agent team splits the review: one agent checks authentication logic, another traces user input and secrets in config, and the coordinator hands you findings with lines and proposed fixes.
Review the login and password-reset handlers in auth/ for injection, missing rate limits and unsafe token handling.
It writes a script that filters and groups the exported logs around the alert time, highlights unusual sources and sequences, and leaves the conclusion to your analyst.
Here are last night's web server logs. Group failed logins by source and show anything unusual around 02:00.
Give it a CVE identifier. It summarises the issue from published sources with links, checks your dependency versions, and lists the vendor's recommended remediation.
Explain this CVE to the development team in plain language, and check our package lock file for the affected versions.
Based on the server's role and the services it runs, it drafts a hardening checklist that explains the purpose of each step, for your team to apply and verify.
Write a hardening checklist for a Linux server that only runs an internal database, with the reason and a verification step for each item.
Share your timeline notes and evidence. OPTES drafts a clear report covering timeline, impact, root cause and actions, in Arabic or English, for your team to verify.
From these notes, write an incident report for management: what happened, when it was detected, the impact and what we will change.
Send a screenshot of a suspicious message an employee reported. It points out the warning signs and turns them into a short awareness note for staff.
This email reached accounting asking them to update bank details. Mark the red flags and write a short staff alert from it.
FAQ
With defensive work: reviewing code for vulnerabilities, triaging logs, explaining known CVEs, drafting hardening checklists, incident reports and awareness material. Final decisions stay with your team's analysts.
No, this page covers defensive work only. OPTES helps you find and fix weaknesses in your own code and systems, explain known vulnerabilities and document incidents; it is not a tool for attacking systems.
You choose the approvals mode and which commands are allowed at all. A command guard checks every command and blocks destructive ones, secrets are hidden from the agent, and everything it did stays logged.
Treat them as a strong first pass. Every finding comes with the code lines or log entries behind it so an analyst can confirm it; severity and response decisions remain with your team.
Launching Monday, October 5, 2026, at 04:30 Baghdad time (01:30 UTC).