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A distributed, event-driven platform engineered for simultaneity.

From ingestion to action, every layer is built to process millions of signals per second and respond within seconds.

The pipeline

Five stages, raw signal to executed action.

Raw data from all three ecosystems is normalized, streamed across a Kafka-compatible backbone, fanned out to the three agents, joined in the correlation layer, and finally executed through a policy-gated action layer.

01

Normalize

Raw data from all three ecosystems is normalized into canonical event schemas.

02

Stream

Events flow across a Kafka-compatible event backbone, persisted for replay.

03

Fan out

Each event is fanned out to all three agents at once.

04

Join

Signals are joined in the correlation and entity-resolution layer.

05

Act

Mitigation executes through a policy-gated action layer.

Stack highlights

Built on proven, open infrastructure.

For technical buyers — the systems that move and reason over millions of events per second.

Event backboneRedpanda (Kafka-compatible)A low-overhead, high-throughput bus.
Stream processingApache FlinkStateful processing and complex event processing (CEP) — the engine behind cross-agent correlation rules.
Threat graphNeo4jGraph database connecting identities, accounts, wallets, and personas.
Vector searchQdrantCredential matching and content deduplication.
ModelsOpen-source, self-hostedXGBoost, PyTorch Geometric, Mistral/Llama, spaCy/GLiNER — keeping inference cost low and data in your control.
Entity resolution

Every link carries a confidence score and an explainability trace.

Cygy links identities across datasets of differing schema and quality using probabilistic record linkage and graph embeddings — with audit admissibility built in from the start.

// link record

match: bank_acct ↔ wallet_cluster

confidence: 0.94

method: graph_embedding + record_linkage

trace: 6 shared counterparties, 2 device fp

// → admissible for audit

Engineered to process millions of signals per second.

See the architecture run against representative cross-ecosystem scenarios.