AI-native, not AI-adjacent
Models sit inside the work: scanning, explanation, evidence drafts. There is no chatbot taped to a dashboard as a feature announcement.
Dossier 00 · Company
Three instruments.
One intelligence.
CyberGuard is an AI-native cybersecurity ecosystem: protection, visibility, and governance as separate products — each complete, none pretending to be the others.
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Why this company exists
Purpose-built products
Vulnerability operations, air-gapped inventory, and GRC are different jobs. We built three products rather than one compromise that claims to be a platform.
Serious, without theater
Capability you can brief a board on. No fake user counts, no neon, no “all-in-one” that dissolves on contact with a real environment.
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The ecosystem
Vulnerability Assessment & Backup
Find weaknesses in applications and networks, receive AI-guided fixes in plain language, and recover from automatic backups when something still gets through.
Read the briefing →Asset Inventory & Scanning
On-premises discovery for controlled and air-gapped networks: what is on the wire, who approved it, and what changed since the last scan. No cloud dependency.
Read the briefing →GRC
Get audit-ready for SOC 2 and ISO/IEC 27001 and stay that way: live posture, hashed evidence, policy lifecycle, and signed release records. We do not issue certificates.
Read the briefing →
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How they fit
Complementary instruments. Not one login, not one dashboard, not one contract that swallows the others.
Protect
Vulnerability & Backup
Find, fix, recover.
See
Asset Inventory
Discover, govern, watch the wire.
Prove
GRC
Ready, evidence, release.
Correspondence
If you want in, say so.
Vulnerability & Backup and GRC are waitlist products. Asset Inventory is a conversation — it ships into rooms without outbound internet.