Device Intelligence
Site-scoped device handle with risk context
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PRODUCTS
Each product page states what it does, where it stops, and how it is offered.
Is this a new or returning device?
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Recognize returning devices and review the evidence behind them
A browser script assesses the visitor's browser and returns a site-scoped device handle with a risk read. Your backend reads the record and applies your own policy.
How risky is this visit, and why?
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A risk read your team can explain, not a black-box verdict
Noxtica turns browser, device, and network evidence into a score, a named risk level, a confidence value, and reasons. Your team maps them to its own actions.
Which agents identify themselves?
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Controlled availability
Verify signed agents before you decide how to treat them
A display name or user-agent string is a claim, not proof. Know Your Agent verifies supported signed-agent identity claims and records the result beside the risk read.
How do I collect identity evidence?
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Controlled availability
Hosted identity verification, with the decision left to you
Send customers to a hosted verification flow. Read the case status in your own backend and route exceptions to human review.
What happened around a risk signal?
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See the journey behind the signal
Replay recorded sessions in the Noxtica console, beside risk and diagnostic context. Recording begins after your tenant policy, consent and privacy gates admit it.
Which routes feel slow?
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See how your pages perform for real visitors
Sample Core Web Vitals, client errors and console diagnostics by domain. Review them in the console by route and release. Sampling is set per domain and can stay at zero.
Which records should I inspect?
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Controlled availability
Bring context to every investigation
A read-only operator assistant summarizes the policies, domains, risk activity and audit records an operator can already see. People make every decision.
Can my own AI agents read my risk data?
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Controlled availability
Read-only MCP over the tenant's own risk telemetry
An approved external AI client can query scoped tenant data with a token your team issues. Calls are audited, and tokens can be revoked.
What server work sits behind a slow page?
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Planned: link slow pages to the server work behind them
Noxtica is building an OpenTelemetry-compatible intake for backend traces, metrics and logs. It is planned to connect that telemetry to browser sessions in the console.
What does an endpoint client send?
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Planned: endpoint signals that device owners can see
Noxtica Pulse is an endpoint client being built for security and observability signals. It is planned to tell device owners what it sends and let them control it.
Site-scoped device handle with risk context
Evaluation access
Score, confidence, and named reasons
Evaluation access
Verify signed agent requests, then observe
Controlled availability
Hosted verification flow with a status read
Controlled availability
Replay recorded sessions beside risk and diagnostic context
Controlled availability
Sampled web vitals, client errors and console diagnostics
Controlled availability
Planned: backend telemetry linked to browser sessions
In development
Read-only console assistant for operators
Controlled availability
Read-only MCP over the tenant's own risk telemetry
Controlled availability
Planned: endpoint signals that device owners can see
In development
Browser script → Device Intelligence, Risk Scoring, Session Replay, Real User Monitoring → Your server, Noxtica console