SENSE

SENSE, operating under the 53N53 name, markets a data-mining platform intended to make data exploration usable without specialist training. The product is presented as a single environment that brings incidents and data together, then combines related events automatically, classifies and prioritizes them, surfaces patterns and trends, and supports follow-on action. It is offered for both desktop and mobile use.

The company describes four core capabilities: a visualization layer that consolidates fragmented alerts and can display an unlimited number of events while preserving situational awareness for decision-making and resource allocation; collaboration features that compare received assignments against pending tasks without user input in order to simplify resource allocation; an interactive learning system through which users tune prioritization, linkage and the time window of events shown; and an additional analytical dimension that groups knowledge derived from multiple sources by context and orders it by importance. Stated deployment areas include the Internet of Things and security, covering both physical and cyber space.

Business model

The company positions SENSE as a platform product sold to organizations, with prospective customers invited to schedule a demo, and references business partners; pricing and contracting terms are not disclosed.