Auspex Labs Inc.

08/31/2025

Not a Bad Life is a privacy‑first, ad-free micro‑journaling app that asks one simple question each day: was it good or bad? Then there’s the option to tell Skippy, the friendly rescue cat on the screen, a few lines about how your day went.

Available on the Apple App Store and Google Play.

04/10/2024

Version 2.3 of Auspex Observatory™ is live, with a number of new and improved filters for the network graph.

See and understand your network with Observatory.

Discover the power of Auspex Observatory™, the cutting-edge SaaS tool that revolutionizes network mapping, visualization, and security. In just 30 seconds, l...

10/28/2022

Next week we are pitching at the Accelerate Investor Conference.

This incredible event will highlight the DC region’s amazing innovation, startup, and investor ecosystems and will be hosted at George Mason University’s Arlington Campus on November 2-3 from 8am-6pm each day.

There will be keynotes from Seth Goldman of Eat the Change and Teresa Carlson of Microsoft. There is an Emerging Manager Panel that includes Melissa Bradley of 1863; a Politics, Sports and Entertainment panel that includes pro-athlete Dhani Jones and Grammy-award winning producer Che Pope; a discussion on The Next Frontier of Effective Pandemic Preparedness featuring John Newby, CEO of Virginia Bio; a Sustainable Finance panel with Dean Scott from Bloomberg Environment; and Defense Technology panel with experts like John Dvorak from Red Hat.

There will be hundreds of tech founders, investors and connectors at the event. With unparalleled access to both founders and leaders from venture capital funds, Accelerate is the go-to conference for deal flow in the region!

Register today!

https://www.accelerate2022.org/

05/18/2022

Screen captures from Auspex Observatory™

Visualize your network in near-real time.

02/10/2021

Screenshots from Auspex Observatory™ by Auspex Labs Inc.

This is a device on our network and everything attempting to connect to it. Nodes can be manually rearranged for greater visibility. Here we have three examples of this: our standard "dandelion puff", a "comet", with greater focus on connections between devices, and a “pen-tester peacock”, with everything of interest pulled aside for further examination.

For more information, or to give Observatory a try (no contract or obligations!): https://www.auspex-labs.com/products

01/28/2021

This is an interesting new style of cyber attack, and we can help you keep an eye out for it in your network.
Auspex Observatory™ can be used to manually monitor interactions between individual devices' ports for unwanted activity. (We'll get to work on automating that, for the sake of interns everywhere.)
https://threatpost.com/remote-attackers-internal-network-devices-nat-slipstreaming/163400/

A new version of NAT slipstreaming allows cybercriminals an easy path to devices that aren't connected to the internet.

01/27/2021

We're here to help . https://www.darkreading.com/endpoint/small-security-teams-have-big-security-fears-cisos-report/d/d-id/1339968

Researchers poll security leaders who are tasked with protecting large organizations but have a small presence and budget.

01/21/2021

is a critical task for which most environments are unable to execute due to a lack of resources. ™ automates the identification and diagramming aspects of threat hunting. This allows your team to focus on mitigation and remediation.

01/20/2021

Thank you, ! https://twitter.com/MACH37cyber/status/1349329136716832769

“Auspex Observatory™ by is now live on the AWS Marketplace! Auspex Observatory is an automated threat hunting and network visualization platform which enables organizations to detect attacks in real time. Check it out below - https://t.co/ByowoHmE88”

01/05/2021

Here's a closer look at Auspex Observatory™'s network map and "isolate node" feature. The first image shows the whole network. The two dandelion puffs are individual devices on that network and everything attempting to connect to them.

The predominantly teal puff has some Pals, indicated by the eye symbol. Both puffs have yellow and red warning rings on some of the connected devices and yellow or orange connecting lines, flagging that something is not right with those connections- in this case, most are network configuration errors or rejected connections.

To learn more or sign up via the AWS Marketplace: auspex-labs.com/products

01/04/2021

"After two years of development, today is the formal launch for Auspex Observatory™ by "

“After two years of development, today is the formal launch for Auspex Observatory™ by 🎂 https://t.co/cKvZsfkPGD”

01/04/2021

Auspex Observatory™ is now live on the AWS Marketplace! Join us across social media this week for our virtual, socially-distanced release party!
https://www.auspex-labs.com/products

Fortunately for us, Auspex Observatory™ makes its own "fireworks"!