About NoorSentinel
Who NoorSentinel is
NoorSentinel is a Jordanian startup founded by Noor Farayeh. It is wireless capture analysis and reporting software for authorized Wi-Fi evidence, built for people who need to understand what a capture shows, what risks are visible, and how those findings connect to compliance expectations.
The first public version launched in December 2025 with a simpler analysis engine focused on basic wireless capture review. The mid-2026 launch is the fuller SaaS version: deeper analysis, stronger reporting, structured exports, and compliance mapping designed for real-world review.
Why it was built
Wireless captures contain valuable security evidence, but turning that evidence into a report can be slow, fragmented, and inconsistent. Analysts often have to move between packet tools, spreadsheets, screenshots, notes, and separate compliance references before they can hand over something another person can use.
NoorSentinel was built to reduce that gap: upload an authorized capture, let the system process the evidence, and receive a package that can be read by decision makers, technical reviewers, and compliance teams.
What it offers
The service generates executive reports, technical reports, structured findings, CSV exports, and compliance mapping from the submitted capture evidence. The goal is not to bury users in packet detail; it is to turn that detail into readable findings with a clear evidence trail.
The value
NoorSentinel helps teams make faster, better-supported decisions from wireless evidence. It reduces manual packet-review effort, gives non-technical stakeholders a readable risk picture, and gives technical reviewers enough traceability to validate and act on the findings.
Where it is going
The vision is to keep improving wireless evidence review for modern networks: stronger capture interpretation, clearer reporting, better compliance workflows, and practical support for teams that need trustworthy answers without turning every review into a manual packet-forensics project.
NoorSentinel also plans to build an on-premises analyzer for teams that need capture evidence to remain inside their own device or environment. The goal is a local workflow where authorized users can record and analyze wireless evidence without sending raw capture data outside their control. Longer term, the vision is to grow beyond Wi-Fi-only captures and support broader network-capture analysis while keeping the same evidence-backed reporting standard.