Without an account
Chat about security engineering, one message a day. The conversation stays in your browser and is never used for training.
Oyster documentation
Learn Oyster, from your first question to scoped Red Team plans, SOC Copilot investigations and cited answers over your own files.
Oyster is a cybersecurity AI assistant made by Red Orca. Ask it how an attack works and how to detect and prevent it. With a free account you can also ask about your own files and get answers that cite the passages they used, plan authorized tests inside a scope you declare, and work through incident evidence in SOC Copilot.
Oyster explains and plans. It has no access to your systems and runs nothing against them.
What Oyster is today
Section titled “What Oyster is today”With a free account
No daily limit, saved history, a choice of models, and the full workspace: your files, Red Team, Blue Team, Security Intelligence and Findings.
Running tools against real hosts and connecting live security monitoring (SIEM) systems are not offered to accounts. See Access and accounts for exactly what each level includes.
Browse the documentation
Section titled “Browse the documentation”About OysterWho it is for, what it does, pricing and its limits.
Access and accountsWhat you can do with and without an account.
Your first conversationAsk, choose a depth, follow up, rate the answer.
Upload and organise filesAsk questions about your own documents, images and video.
Red TeamDeclare a scope, plan an assessment, turn findings into fixes.
Blue TeamSOC Copilot cases, CVE investigation, logs and response plans.
Security IntelligenceExact CVE, CWE, CAPEC, ATT&CK and D3FEND lookups, with sources.
Evidence and citationsHow answers are grounded, and how to check them.
Data and privacyWhat is stored, what is used for training, and how to delete it.
FAQShort answers to the questions people ask first.
Oyster is made by Red Orca, alongside Dolphin and Shark. One account for all three.