Copper Sentinel prototype
Two linked tools: the wedge and the product
The Site Assessor is what a buyer sees during the sale: a perimeter on satellite imagery, a risk score, attack paths written like pentest findings, and a costed plan. The SOC console is what they get after signing: triage, verification, dispatch, evidence and a monthly attestation. Send a site from the first to the second and watch it get monitored.
Tool 1
Site Assessor
- Draw your perimeter on a satellite map, or load the 150 MW Nevada sample.
- Enter MW, phase, fence, lighting, cable runs, combiners and inverters. Road, recycler and law-enforcement distances are auto-estimated from sample reference data.
- Get a 0–100 risk score with drivers, a dwell window and pentest-style findings.
- See expected annual loss, auto-placed thermal towers with coverage cones and the gaps they leave, and a layered plan with cost, risk reduction, insurer credit and payback.
Tool 2
SOC console
- A simulated night of sensor events across six sample sites: thermal, fence vibration, cable-tamper, wildlife, wind and debris.
- Triage scores every event and auto-dismisses false positives with a stated reason.
- Run the intrusion scenario: escalation, a video-verification card, talk-down and a dispatch timeline.
- Every decision lands in a SHA-256 hash chain you can verify and tamper-test. Generate the incident report and the monthly attestation PDF.
What this prototype is not. The risk weights, event rates, loss rates and camera ranges are illustrative assumptions written for the demo. The triage is scripted, not a trained model; in the plan, triage is bought from a central-station partner. Sample places and reference layers are coarse approximations. Your inputs are saved only in this browser.