Protect the keys, the passwords and the response.
CyberVision builds products for the places attacks most often start and response most often fails: privileged access, team passwords and the moment you have to decide in a crisis.
- 3products: credentials, passwords and incident response
- 6privileged access protocols in CyberKey
- 0access on our side to your vault contents: zero knowledge
- 4languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese and French
Works with what your team already uses
- RDP
- SSH
- VNC
- HTTPS
- Telnet
- Kubernetes
- SAML SSO
- Windows Server
- Linux
- Chrome
- Safari
- iOS
- Android
Three products, one line of defense
Each one covers a front. Together they follow the path of an attack: from the credential to the incident.
Privileged credential protection
A vault for admin credentials and controlled access to servers, applications and equipment, with every session recorded.
- Admin credentials stored in a vault
- Scoped access: people see only what they're cleared for
- RDP, SSH, VNC, web and Kubernetes sessions recorded
Password vault
A zero-knowledge password manager for individuals and businesses: passwords and 2FA codes encrypted on your own device.
- Personal vault and business vault
- Chrome, Edge and Safari extensions, iOS and Android apps
- Time-limited access approval in the business vault
Tabletop exercises
A crisis exercise platform where the participant's phone actually rings: simulated calls, messages, emails and news from regulators, press and attackers.
- Real phone calls, in the persona's voice
- Simulated messaging, email, news and social feed in the app
- Report with timeline, decisions and an AI summary
Why now
The latest reports show where companies are getting hit.
of breaches involved a third party, twice the prior year.
DBIR 2025
Each square = 1% of breaches analyzed
Source: Verizon DBIR 2025
How CyberKey controls third-party accessof breaches involved ransomware. Rehearsing the response is no longer optional.
DBIR 2025
Each square = 1% of breaches analyzed
Source: Verizon DBIR 2025
How Tremor prepares your responseis the average cost of a breach in the US, a record. The global average was $4.4 million.
Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2025
How CyberVault lowers password riskEvidence for the requirements you answer to
Auditors, regulators and cyber insurers ask for access control, credential protection and a tested response plan.
- Cyber insurance
- Carriers ask how privileged accounts are protected and whether incident response is tested.
- SOC 2
- Logical access controls, monitoring and incident response under the Common Criteria (CC6, CC7).
- NIST SP 800-53
- Least privilege (AC-6), audit (AU) and incident response testing (IR-3).
- PCI DSS
- Need-to-know access, individual identification and audit trails (requirements 7, 8 and 10).
CyberVision products support evidence collection. Compliance depends on each organization's full set of controls and processes.
Sell security? Carry all three.
A program for resellers, MSPs, MSSPs and integrators with CyberKey, CyberVault and Tremor in the portfolio, plus presales support and training.
Where should your protection start?
Tell us your scenario and we'll point to the first step: privileged credentials, team passwords or crisis readiness.
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