# About TriStiX S.L., the company behind the product > TriStiX S.L. in Alicante, Spain, builds NetSenX, a Network Detection and Response platform for EU mid-market organisations, and publishes its research. Source page: https://netsenx.com/en/about About TriStiX Built in Alicante for the EU mid-market. TriStiX S.L. is a cybersecurity company in Alicante, Spain, that builds NetSenX. NetSenX is a Network Detection and Response (NDR) platform for EU mid-market organisations that detects attacks from network behaviour, explains every alert in plain language and keeps customer data in the EU. We exist because EU mid-market security teams need network detection they can afford, understand and defend in an audit, without the complexity of tools built for large security operations centres. ### Cyber-resilient EU companies, without the alert factory. Mission Make EU companies cyber-resilient through detection with a stated false-positive bound, AI-assisted response and compliance evidence that holds up in an audit, without giving up privacy, sovereignty or budget. We treat three things as non-negotiable: a conformal layer that states the false-positive bound a customer's own calibration data supports, and withholds a figure when it supports none (the NetSenX Math Guarantee); customer data kept in the EU under EU rules; and a published price a mid-market CFO can defend. Everything else in the product serves those three. ### The boring details, on the record. Company facts Vendor-onboarding teams ask the same questions every time. Here are the answers, plainly. Founded 2024 Headquarters Alicante, Spain (EU) Legal form TriStiX S.L. — Sociedad Limitada Funding Bootstrapped · EIC Accelerator application in Q4 2026 Compliance SOC 2, ISO/IEC 42001 and ISO/IEC 27001 in preparation — none awarded yet Team 1 founder · first hires planned ### Three rules. No exceptions. Operating principles #### Math before marketing Every detection claim rests on a stated method. If we cannot back a bound with your data, we do not put a number on a slide. #### Sovereign by design Customer data is stored in the EU and handled under EU law, in the language of the customer. Where a sub-processor sits outside the EU, the data processing agreement names it and the safeguard it relies on. #### Audit first Compliance is part of the product, not friction. The evidence pack exists before the sales pitch does. ### We answer our own e-mail. Talk to the founder No sales funnel, no gatekeeper. The founder reads every message sent to this address and replies within one EU business day. A technical question is answered by the person who wrote the code. Book a demo E-mail the founder info@netsenx.com · Alicante, EU · CET (UTC+1) Who builds NetSenX The Spanish company that builds and operates NetSenX, from Alicante. ISO/IEC 42001 lead implementer on our team A personal credential for implementing an AI management system. TriStiX S.L. itself holds no ISO/IEC 42001 certificate; its AI management system is in preparation. Company research on arXiv TriStiX S.L. research preprint arXiv:2603.28558v1 — multi-valued logic for compliance applications Built in-house The detection engine, the agent, the dashboard and this site are written and reviewed by TriStiX S.L.; there is no white-labelled third-party engine EU company TriStiX S.L. — Av. Maisonnave 41, 3º, 03003 Alicante, España · NIF B-26925016 EU mid-market security teams see the same pattern repeat: the detection stack gets louder every quarter, the budget tighter every year, and the alert backlog grows faster than any small team can work through it. Vendors call this coverage. The teams living with it call it an alert factory. NetSenX exists because more alerts do not buy more security. The false-positive bound comes from split-conformal prediction, a published statistical method, applied to benign traffic your own analysts have labelled: it is derived, not tuned. How tight it is on your network depends on how much labelled traffic has been calibrated, which is why the product shows the bound your data supports and says plainly when it does not support one yet. The rest of NetSenX makes that operational: an AI Analyst Core that writes the analyst notes, an audit log that survives the auditor, and an AI management system being built to ISO/IEC 42001 so that it survives the regulator. EU mid-market security teams deserve network detection they can afford and explain. That is the company. What we are building next SOC 2, ISO/IEC 42001 and ISO/IEC 27001 — in preparation; dates follow once audits are booked. An EIC Accelerator application in Q4 2026 to scale the EU mid-market go-to-market. First engineering and customer-success hires, in Alicante and remote across the EU. TriStiX S.L. research preprint on arXiv