Solutions/Telecom
Telecom
Will the network carry the peak? Know which link breaks first.
Networks are systems of systems, and the alarms rarely say which one matters. We build AI that reads them as one picture, traces a fault to every service it touches, and keeps people in command of the response.
- Sits on top of your NMS and OSS
- On premises option
- Air-gapped option
Why now
Networks never stop. Every outage is public, and expensive.
Scale, complexity and attack pressure grow together, and a single fault can cost more than a year of tooling.
of operators say their most recent major outage cost more than $100,000. One in five put it above $1 million.
Source: Uptime Institute, Annual Outage Analysis 2026is the global average cost of a data breach.
Source: IBM, Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025of organisations report any measurable impact on earnings from AI.
Source: McKinsey, The State of AI 2025A thousand alarms, one real problem.
The NOC finds the root cause after customers do.Our redundancy was not redundant.
Two paths shared one site, and no system recorded it.Customers called a fake support number.
It was in a paid search ad with your logo.Space and ground teams see different pictures.
So a ground fault looks like a satellite problem, or the other way round.
What changes
From alarms to answers.
Four moments from our working demonstration world for network operations. The data is synthetic; the behaviour is real.
- 01 · Network
Will the network carry the stadium peak?
Kybern reads capacity, alarms and planned work as one network, and shows which link is the weak point and how sure it is.
Kybern - 02 · Root cause
Which alarm actually matters?
Atlas traces dependencies across sites, links and services, so hundreds of alarms collapse into the one fault behind them.
Kybern - 03 · Planned work
Will tonight’s change cause an outage?
Kybern shows what a planned change touches, which services share the affected links, and whether the backup path really is independent, before the window opens.
Kybern - 04 · Brand
Find the fake support line before your customers do.
CyberShield finds fake helpline numbers in ads, fake recharge sites and SIM-swap phishing that use your name, and takes them down.
CyberShield
Will we carry the 20:00 peak around the stadium?
- ObservedRadio capacity covers the forecast
- UncertainBackhaul link L7 under planned maintenance
- Next checkConfirm maintenance ends before 18:00
Why are 140 sites alarming?
- InferredAll depend on aggregation link L7
- SharedBackup path also runs through the same site
- OptionReroute via Ring 2, tested in sandbox
What does change CR-882 touch?
- InferredTwo enterprise services ride on link L4
- SharedTheir backup also crosses the same site
- OptionMove the backup first, then run the change
Threats to your brand this week
- Search adFake customer-care number in a paid ad
- PhishingFake recharge and KYC update pages
- SocialFake support account on social media
What we bring
Systems-of-systems thinking, in software.
Kybern
One picture of sites, links and services, with root causes traced through every dependency.
- Peak readiness with every source labelled
- Hidden shared dependencies surfaced
- Rival explanations kept until tested
Entrada
Ask your runbooks, vendor manuals and change records, with the page attached.
- Runbook answers in seconds
- Change tracking
- On premises option
CyberShield
Stop the scams that use your brand to reach your subscribers.
- Fake helplines and recharge sites
- SIM-swap and KYC phishing
- Attack surface monitoring
Deployment
Runs next to your network, not across it.
Kybern reads from your NMS, OSS and ticketing. Run it on premises, in your own cloud, or air-gapped.
- Air-gappedNo network connection at all. Local models only. For classified and mission networks.
- On premisesYour data centre, your hardware, your rules. Optional Meru M128 appliance.
- Government or sovereign cloudAccredited government or in-country cloud, with data kept inside your borders.
- Your cloudYour own AWS, Azure or Google Cloud account, under your keys and policies.
- ManagedWe run it for you, with the same software and the same evidence trail.
Pilot partners
Pilot Kybern in your NOC.
We are looking for an operator to run Kybern beside the network operations centre for one quarter, measured on how early and how accurately it finds the real fault.
How a pilot works
From first call to a measured result.
A bounded pilot inside your environment. Typical timings shown; we fix the real plan with you.
We agree the one question that matters most, and the yardstick for success, before anything is built.
We connect the documents and systems you already run. Nothing is migrated and nothing leaves your control.
The system works next to the way you work today, so you can compare its answers with your own.
We measure against the yardstick agreed in week 1. If it has not earned its place, you stop.
Questions
What buyers ask us first.
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.
Does it replace our NMS or OSS?
No. Kybern sits on top of them and reads them as one network. It never writes to network elements.
How does it reduce alarm noise?
By tracing dependencies. Alarms that share a cause are grouped behind the fault that explains them, with the reasoning shown.
Can it check planned work before it runs?
Yes. Kybern shows what a planned change touches, which services share the affected links, and what the backup path depends on, before the change window opens.
Where does it run?
On premises, in your cloud account, or air-gapped. Your data stays in your country.
How do we measure a pilot?
Typically time to identify the real root cause and how often Kybern’s top explanation turns out right. We agree it in week one.
Book a demonstration
Bring us your noisiest week.
We will show how Kybern traces it to the faults that mattered, and what it was unsure about.
- A 30-minute call with someone who builds the product, not a script.
- A demonstration on a scenario from your world.
- A clear view of what a pilot would cost and measure.
Prefer to talk now? Call +91 98150 23001 or write to reach@requisitetech.com.