What We Do

Cyber 2.0 prevents the spread of cyber-attacks

that every other defense system installed in

the organization has failed to stop

Cyber 2.0 proves this claim!

Other Cybersecurity Companies

Attempt to prevent malware from:

  • Entering to one of the computers (firewalls)
  • Infecting the computer and exiting from it to the network (EDRs)
Diagram of traditional cybersecurity vendors trying to block spread and entry

Cyber 2.0’s Solution

Cyber 2.0 takes the opposite approach:

It allows malicious programs to exit without interference.

Illustration of Cyber 2.0 opposite approach allowing exit

Cyber 2.0’s Blocking

Cyber 2.0 blocks their entry into the rest of the computers

Paradoxically

Allowing exit from an infected computer

ensures

blocking on the receiving side

Paradox illustration: allowing exit while blocking entry

By Definition

Every attack blocked by Cyber 2.0 on the computer it was targeting,

after having already bypassed all the cyber defense systems,

is an attack that exits from another infected computer.

The Analogy

Every ball the goalkeeper stops is one that the defenders failed to stop

Every football team can afford to lose a defender or two – but it can’t afford to lose its goalkeeper.

Every organization can manage without some of its cyber defenses – but it can’t afford to be without Cyber 2.0.

Goalkeeper analogy representing Cyber 2.0 as the last line of defense

The Proof Notebook icon

Providing each client with an AI-based report:

List of every malware (and vulnerable software exploited by attackers) that successfully exited an infected computer,

after bypassing all other cyber defense systems,

and attempted to spread within the organization.

Cyber 2.0 stopped them, before they could even enter the targeted computers.

AI-based report listing every blocked malware

The Verification

Each customer can easily verify that:

These malicious programs did, in fact, penetrate all their other defense systems.

Only Cyber 2.0 stopped them, before they could even enter the targeted computers.

Verification screen comparing Cyber 2.0 vs other defenses

The List – Detailed

The full list is attached in an Excel sheet that includes details about each software:

  • The source – from which computer it originated
  • The time – when it was sent
  • The destination – where it attempted to reach
Detailed Excel list showing destination, time, and source

New Cyber Attacks Every Day

Every such attack has passed all of the organization’s defense systems – every single one of them.

Every such attack = failure of all cyber security companies.

Graph showing growth and delay of new cyber attacks

Millions of $ are wasted on systems that fail to protect

Cyber 2.0 holds up a mirror to the entire cybersecurity leading companies

exposing their weaknesses by demonstrating how they failed to prevent attacks.

Mirror metaphor showing wasted money on failing systems

Recognitions & Hacker Challenge

8,000+ Hackers tried
5+ years Ongoing challenge
$100,000 Reward — undefeated
Hacker Challenge banner showing duration and prize

Explore the Challenge