Financial services
Payment fraud is a board-level risk and the browser is the trading floor. Trustmi protects the payment flow, Menlo isolates high-risk browsing for regulated users, and Way Security keeps identity controls audit-ready.
Solutions
The Cyberdis portfolio is built around eight attack surfaces. Pick the surface - or the industry - and we will show you the vendor and the deployment path.
The problem
IAM platforms are bought with big ambitions and then stall - integrations drag, legacy apps resist, and the program never reaches full coverage.
The Cyberdis answer
Way Security automates the rollout and operations with AI-driven workflows, so identity programs finish.
Who buys it
CISOs, IAM program owners, IT operations
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AI-driven automation for deploying and operating enterprise IAM programs.
The problem
Detection-and-response finds out about the breach after the data is gone. The window between alert and action is where the damage happens.
The Cyberdis answer
1stProtect enforces policy inside the operating system and stops credential theft, ransomware and exfiltration in real time.
Who buys it
CISOs, SOC managers, infrastructure leads
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Real-time, OS-level endpoint protection that stops data theft as it happens.
The problem
The costliest attacks never touch malware - a forged invoice or a changed bank detail is enough. Email security and ERP controls miss them.
The Cyberdis answer
Trustmi watches the entire payment flow and stops fraud, social engineering and human error before funds move.
Who buys it
CFOs, finance operations, fraud & security teams
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End-to-end protection for B2B payment flows against fraud and costly errors.
The problem
Almost every attack starts in the browser - and now AI agents browse too. Legacy proxies inspect traffic; they do not stop what renders.
The Cyberdis answer
Menlo Security isolates every session in the cloud, so web threats never reach the endpoint - human or machine.
Who buys it
Security architects, IT leaders, CISOs
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Browser isolation and secure enterprise browsing, with content disarm built in.
The problem
Most breaches still begin with a person - a click, a credential, a well-crafted phish. Annual training videos measure completion, not behavior.
The Cyberdis answer
Dcoya personalizes simulation and training to each employee with machine learning, so risky behavior measurably changes.
Who buys it
CISOs, security-awareness leads, IT & HR leadership
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ML-personalized phishing simulation and behavior change for the human attack surface.
The problem
The riskiest activity comes from accounts that belong there - employees, contractors, and now AI assistants. Pattern-matching DLP fires late and floods teams with noise.
The Cyberdis answer
Predict Security reads behavior across endpoints and AI tools, surfaces intent early, and intervenes in proportion - from a nudge to a block.
Who buys it
CISOs, insider-risk & data-protection teams
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Behavioral insider-risk platform covering browsers, desktop apps, internal tools and AI assistants.
The problem
Modern malware checks for sandboxes and security tools before it detonates - evading detection is its core skill, and detection-based tools see it too late.
The Cyberdis answer
Deceptive Bytes turns that evasion against the attacker: the endpoint looks hostile and unworthy to malware, so it aborts before it ever executes.
Who buys it
CISOs, SOC managers, IT & security leads
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Preemptive endpoint deception that convinces ransomware to terminate itself before execution.
The problem
Every endpoint now runs software nobody reviewed - AI agents, browser extensions, packages from public registries. Reviewing it all is impossible; blocking it all stops the business.
The Cyberdis answer
Bloom Security inventories every tool on the fleet, scores risk in context, and remediates with one click - blocking malicious packages at install time.
Who buys it
CISOs, security engineering, IT & endpoint teams
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Governance for the unreviewed software on every endpoint: apps, extensions, packages and AI tools.
By industry
Payment fraud is a board-level risk and the browser is the trading floor. Trustmi protects the payment flow, Menlo isolates high-risk browsing for regulated users, and Way Security keeps identity controls audit-ready.
Patient data cannot leave, and clinical endpoints cannot go down. 1stProtect stops exfiltration and ransomware at the operating system, Menlo removes web-borne threats without disrupting clinicians, and Deceptive Bytes convinces evasive ransomware to abort before it runs.
Strict sovereignty requirements and limited connectivity rule out cloud-dependent tooling. 1stProtect investigates on the endpoint itself, Menlo air-gaps the web, and Way Security operationalizes identity across legacy systems.
Fast-growing environments sprawl: identities multiply, vendors change bank details, developers pull packages and AI tools nobody reviewed. Way Security automates identity operations, Trustmi keeps the finance stack honest, and Bloom Security governs the software and AI agents landing on every endpoint.
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Bring us the customer profile - we will map the portfolio to their risk and hand you the pitch.