
AI Applied to Cybersecurity
OmniVision is an AI cybersecurity platform designed to deal with the lack of visibility, operational complexity and dispersion of information in modern environments. It acts as a set of intelligent, autonomous agents capable of integrating, analyzing, correlating and executing coordinated actions with solutions such as SIEMs, NDRs, firewalls, EDRs, SOARs and threat intelligence bases.
AI that redefines the N1 and raises the SOC
The intelligence behind

OmniVision starts by collecting data from multiple sources and manufacturers, such as SIEM, NDR, IPS, EDR, among others, integrating information through connectors such as APIs, syslog and MCP. All from a single point of visibility.
With the information gathered, the platform applies artificial intelligence to identify suspicious behavior and relevant threats. Simultaneously, the data is enriched with Zerum’s Data Lake, correlating IOCs, reputations and geographical context, making each alert clearer, more contextualized and actionable.
By cross-referencing information between tools, OmniVision identifies connections between events and eliminates false positives. The result is an automated triage that highlights only the alerts that really matter, reducing noise and speeding up the work of the security team.
Once the incidents have been prioritized, the platform recommends response actions and, with the SOAR module active, runs customized playbooks that can isolate machines, block traffic, open tickets or send notifications, all with a few clicks.
Throughout the process, you can count on Zerum’s support through its MDR and Threat Hunting services, which guarantee expert human supervision and continuous adjustments to get the most out of the solution’s intelligence.
Zerum OmniVision highlights

Centralized vision
With a unified dashboard, OmniVision centralizes the management of Zerum’s proprietary solutions and receives information from third parties, consolidating data, correlating it and generating contextual insights that support decision-making and incident response.
Security analysis
Identify, learn, enrich the threat base, suggest or execute actions and communicate events to operators. Helps reduce false positives, triage events and prioritize key alerts.


intelligent integration
It integrates with a wide range of security tools, on-premises or in the cloud, making it possible to centralize information and automate operational flows. The platform receives data via connectors, APIs, Syslog, MCP, among others, ensuring compatibility with different technological ecosystems.
Soc n1
Advanced AI agent that supports SOC analysts in making strategic decisions, handling false positives and prioritizing real alerts, providing more assertiveness and optimizing time.


Report generation
Generation of detailed and intelligent reports, transforming raw data into strategic insights. The platform provides a clearer, more objective view of information, speeding up decision-making based on precise, automated analysis.
Orchestration & Automation
Intelligent integration of multiple data sources enables advanced automation
and agile responses to multi-layered threats. With AI, the platform helps operators create specific business rules for each type of incident.Intelligent integration of multiple data sources enables advanced automation
and agile responses to multi-layered threats. With AI, the platform helps operators create specific business rules for each type of incident.

Questions and answers
No. OmniVision doesn’t replace, it complements and enhances tools such as SIEM, SOAR, NDR, EDR, etc. It acts as a layer of intelligence and integration. With the power of Artificial Intelligence, it is able to centralize data, correlate events and automate actions, reducing operational overhead.
No, this is one of Omnivision’s great differentiators. Although there is native integration with Zerum tools (such as Valk, Lynx, Oktos and Okami), OmniVision also integrates with third-party solutions via APIs and connectors, allowing it to act as a unifying security platform, even in heterogeneous environments.
Using artificial intelligence and contextual analysis, OmniVision correlates multiple events and alerts generated by the integrated solutions, which significantly reduces the volume of false positives and prioritizes truly relevant alerts for investigation, bringing agility to the operations team.
Yes. The platform automatically suggests or executes responses, such as blocks, asset isolation or notifications, based on playbooks integrated with Zerum Okami and correlation rules. This ensures faster and more accurate responses to real threats.
Yes. OmniVision can be installed both on-premises and in the cloud, depending on the customer’s needs and architecture. The platform has been developed with the flexibility to operate in different scenarios – from on-premises to cloud environments. In the on-premises installation, OmniVision is deployed in dedicated appliances within the customer’s environment. The solution is provisioned as physical appliances, with access to a local database, Artificial Intelligence, and secure connectivity for integration with the other security solutions that will be integrated into the platform
This installation can be carried out in the organization’s own data center or internal environment, with full control of traffic and processed data, which can be essential in environments with stricter compliance, privacy or data sovereignty requirements.
Although they both deal with security data, OmniVision and SIEM have different and complementary roles within a cybersecurity ecosystem. SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) is a tool focused mainly on collecting, storing and correlating logs, based on pre-configured rules. It centralizes events from various sources and generates alerts, which usually still need to be manually triaged and investigated by analysts.
OmniVision, on the other hand, acts as a superior layer of intelligence and orchestration, focused on reducing operational complexity, increasing detection effectiveness and automating incident responses. It integrates different systems (such as the SIEM itself, NDRs, SOARs, EDRs, firewalls and others), correlates data with the support of embedded artificial intelligence, enriches events with context and can even execute actions automatically.
In addition, OmniVision offers an intelligent assistant with generative AI, which helps with reporting, threat analysis and strategic decisions, something that traditional SIEMs don’t usually offer.
In short, while the SIEM is essential for centralizing and recording events, OmniVision is designed to give meaning, priority and action to these events, speeding up the response and expanding the security team’s analytical capacity.
OmniVision’s AI was developed with a focus on context, precision and control. To ensure that the responses are cohesive and reliable, we use a combination of technical and operational strategies, such as anchoring in real data from the environment where the AI’s responses are generated based on concrete data from the integrated tools, and not from generic assumptions. This means that what is answered reflects exactly what is happening in the monitored environment.
In addition, the AI is trained with rules and limits that ensure adherence to good practices, avoiding inaccurate interpretations or risky suggestions. Whenever possible, the AI justifies its responses on the basis of events, alerts or correlations that can be manually verified, allowing the analyst to validate the information.
What’s more, every use of the AI is recorded and can be audited. Based on interactions, the platform learns continuously and is adjusted by Zerum’s technical team to maintain alignment with the client’s safety and operational objectives. In this way, we ensure that AI acts as a reliable copilot, not only automating tasks, but extending the team’s analytical capacity without compromising the integrity of the response.
Zerum offers integrations with several well-established companies in the cybersecurity market, including Fortinet, Check Point, Palo Alto Networks, among dozens of other leading manufacturers in the sector. As a national manufacturer, Zerum has ample flexibility to customize its solutions according to the specific needs of each client. If any of your security tools do not have native integration, our specialized development team is prepared to build tailor-made integrations, guaranteeing total adherence to your technological park and maximizing the interoperability of the environment.
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