R&D prototype
What we are building in secret.
Owl Claw, from cloud to the field
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Owl Claw, your remote pentest.
A DMC DEFENSE research prototype. We run it from our own premises; out in the field, it takes position where a site’s security truly plays out, beyond the screens.
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A discreet form.
Owl Claw takes the shape of a lightweight sensor. What is Owl Claw? A small sensor you can carry anywhere, bringing the power of the cloud with you.
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A unit that keeps nothing.
Nothing is stored on board. The unit relays everything to Owl AI, our server; all the computing power stays with us.
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Crossing a secured perimeter.
Carried by a light drone, the sensor flies over fences and guarded entrances to land as close to the site as it can.
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Or placed within range.
It can also simply sit outdoors, near the site, within listening range of its networks.
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In range, we go on the attack.
Once in place, Owl AI runs attacks from our servers on the surrounding devices, to reveal the flaws before a real attacker does.
How it works
The sensor stores nothing and computes nothing on board: it makes its radio interfaces available to Owl AI, our server, over an encrypted tunnel on a cellular link. From our servers, Owl AI then runs simultaneous attacks on every device around: laptops, connected objects (IoT), wifi equipment. The sensor itself only relays.