SysCyber

On-prem cyber exposure + remediation

Understand your real exposure.Break the attack path.

An on-prem platform that turns vulnerability evidence into attack paths and governed, verified remediation — inside your environment.

  1. InternetExternal source
  2. Exposed servicePublicly reachable
  3. Application hostWhere the path can break
  4. Privileged contextElevated access
  5. Critical assetBusiness impact

Customer-controlled deployment. Security data stays inside your environment.

Illustrative scenario: the internet reaches an exposed service at the perimeter, which reaches an application host, then privileged context, then a critical asset in the data layer. The SysCyber control point on the application host is where the route can be broken. Not customer data.

  • Exposure contextSee what matters
  • Attack path intelligenceFind the real risk
  • Governed remediationAct with control
  • Auditable operationsEvidence you can review

Findings are not exposure.

A scanner scores each finding on its own. Your team needs to know which conditions connect into a route to what matters — and where one change breaks it.

Illustrative — not counts from a real environment.

Why SysCyber

From finding volume to accountable action.

Security teams do not lack findings. They lack clarity: what is exposed, where to intervene, and whether the fix worked.

Typical workflow

Findings → Severity → Manual triage → Ticketoutcome uncertain?

SysCyber

  1. Evidence
  2. Exposure contextAI-assisted analysis
  3. Attack path
  4. Control point
  5. Governed action
  6. Verification
  7. Audit evidence
  • Exposure,

    not just findings.

  • Attack-path context,

    not isolated severity.

  • Governed remediation,

    not blind automation.

  • Verification,

    not assumed closure.

Local controlSigned distributionAuditable operations

Attack paths

Follow the path. Find the control that breaks it.

See how an exposed service can reach a critical asset — and which control breaks the route. AI-assisted analysis supports your team; a preview executes nothing.

Illustrative attack surface. A primary route runs from the internet through an exposed service to the application host, then a privileged identity and a critical asset. An alternate route from an internal endpoint joins at the application host, and a second exposed interface branches toward an internal service without reaching the critical asset. Select a step to see its exposure, evidence, context and downstream impact.

Recommended controlRemediate the security condition on the application host.

Both routes pass through step 03 — breaking the path there removes the route to the critical asset.

AI-assisted analysisStep 03 · Security condition

Exploitable condition

Control point
Exposure
A condition on the application host that an attacker can use.
Evidence
Package and configuration evidence collected by the endpoint Agent.

Downstream of this step

  1. Privileged identityReachable
  2. Critical assetReachable
Step 03, Security condition: Exploitable condition. Exposure: A condition on the application host that an attacker can use. Evidence: Package and configuration evidence collected by the endpoint Agent. Context: Every route to privileged context in this example passes through this step. Downstream: Enables use of privileged context available on the host.
Illustrative exposure path — conceptual example, not customer data.

Attack path analysis

  1. Step 1, Evidence: Discover. Endpoint Agents inventory assets and collect security evidence inside your environment.
  2. Step 2, Evidence: Assess. Evidence is evaluated against locally held vulnerability intelligence.
  3. Step 3, Evidence: Correlate. Findings are linked to assets, services and exposure context.
  4. Step 4, Exposure: Attack paths. Exposed conditions are connected into paths toward critical assets.
  5. Step 5, Exposure: Prioritize. Work is ordered by what interrupts real paths — not by raw severity.
  6. Step 6, Governed action: Remediate. Recommended actions move through a governed workflow with approval.
  7. Step 7, Governed action: Verify. Fresh evidence confirms whether the condition is resolved.
  8. Step 8, Accountability: Report. Operational, management and audit reporting draws on the same evidence.

One system, four phases.

From evidence to an accountable outcome, on one local evidence base.

Evidence

Discover

Endpoint Agents inventory assets and collect security evidence inside your environment.

On-prem architecture

Control stays inside your environment.

Agents, analysis and security data are designed to stay inside your boundary. The only thing that enters is a signed release — verified first.

Explore Architecture

Outside

Signed releases

Customer environment

  • Endpoint Agents
  • Local control plane
  • Local security data

Governed remediation

Nothing executes before approval. Nothing closes before verification.

Your policy decides who approves. Fresh evidence decides when an operation closes.

OP-0187 · Remediation operation · Illustrative

Awaiting approval

Your policy decides who approves

EvidenceLinked

Path and host evidence that justify action.

AP-0042

ActionLocked

Only after approval

Unavailable until approval is recorded.

VerificationPending

Closes only when verified

BeforeCondition present
AfterAwaiting action

Audit3 of 7 transitions on the record

Operation OP-0187 is now awaiting approval.

Governed remediation

Illustrative: a signed intelligence package — manifest, version, digest and signature — crosses the customer environment boundary only through verification. Inside the environment it is staged, activated and then operates as local intelligence.

Signed intelligence artifact

Manifest
Intelligence package
Version
Versioned release
Digest
•••• •••• ••••
Signature
Attached

Verify

InsideStage Activate Local intelligence

Trust

Verified on the way in. On the record after.

Intelligence arrives signed and is verified at your boundary. What happens next is recorded.

See how SysCyber fits your environment.

A technical walkthrough of attack paths, governed remediation and the deployment boundary — mapped to your environment.