Endpoint hardening made easy.

Tougher terminals, Simply

Cyberlib is the cybersecurity platform that reduces the attack surface and SOC costs, and centralizes the management of hardening policies, ensuring seamless certifications and audits.  

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All with a simple, intuitive interface .

Centralized Management

Manage your entire fleet from a single platform, whenever you want.

Dashboards

Customize your dashboards to highlight your KPIs. 

No-Code Approach

No cybersecurity expert? No problem, no scripts or code in sight.

Policy Templates

Create your own custom policies or start from an existing template!

Automated Deployment

Instantly apply hardening policies to all your endpoints.

Integrations

Federation of your identitiesecovery of your environment logs.

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A value-added solution

A technological powerhouse enabling our partners to centralize and standardize the hardening of their endpoints.

Reduce the attack surface

Reducing the attack surface involves limiting the entry points that can be exploited by attackers. Prevention is more cost-effective.

By disabling unnecessary services and strengthening configurations, we prevent intrusions before they occur. It's a simple but essential approach.

Optimizing SOC costs

Reducing the attack surface has a direct impact on the cost of the SOC (Security Operations Center), both internal and external.

Less surface to monitor means less noise, and therefore less time spent analyzing false positives.

By hardening terminals upstream, the SOC can focus on the targeted threat, thus optimizing costs.

The end of Shadow IT

Cyberlib reduces Shadow IT by limiting non-compliant configurations, blocking unnecessary services and hardening terminals right from the start.

It provides clear visibility of deviations and prevents the installation of unauthorized software.

Result: fewer grey areas, more control.

Regulatory compliance

Numerous regulations or standards (ISO 27001, NIS2, RGPD, CIS, NIST, ANSSI) require organizations to implement proactive security measures, of which hardening systems is fully part of this.

In short, tougher terminals turn a regulatory requirement into an operational advantage.

Operational resilience

By securing the foundations ("native" terminal functionalities), you strengthen the organization's ability to withstand, contain and recover from incidents. It's a direct investment in the stability of the operational core.

Prevention vs. Cure: We've made our choice. What about you?

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Initial configuration

Definition of security policies.

From a template or not.

Definition of users, endpoints, and groups.


Automated Deployment

The deployment of the software agent is automated via a simple PowerShell command.

Policies are automatically applied, and the workstation remains hardened (even stand-alone).

Centralized management

Your administration console allows you to monitor the hardening level of your entire fleet in real time and make any changes.

They said it!

A measurable value contribution for all organizations, all industries

None of the EDR vendors I approached are currently able to offer this functionality.

Logistics

SecOps Expert

I thought that if it was even half of what was shown, it would be good. But it's even twice as good!

Rail

CISO

We should start by effectively reducing the attack surface before installing bazookas that escalate the situation. 

Avionics

CIO

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