Technology
Cyber 2.0 is based on a unique chaos algorithm and biological models that prevent the spread of attacks by blocking on the receiving side—without chasing signatures or mutations.
The Chaos Model
We map all active applications and establish an allow-list. Approved egress is scrambled; all ingress at receivers is descrambled. Anything not on the list is unauthorized to move.
Detection (No Misses by Design)
No system can identify every new mutation. We don’t try. We define what is allowed to move; everything else—including AI-generated mutations—is blocked from moving inside the network.
Prevention (Receiver-Side Blocking)
Even if an endpoint is compromised—or our agent is removed—the receiving computers continue blocking unauthorized traffic. Exit is allowed from the infected computer; entry is blocked at the receivers.
OT & IoT Protection
Double Zero-Trust architecture and Vortex Gateway extend the same model to OT/IoT environments, preventing attacks from reaching controllers in the first place.
Additional Advantages
- No added costs; can replace multiple tools
- No network overload
- Privacy-respecting and regulation-friendly
- Remote work safe: infected home PCs can’t infect the org
- Virtual NAC without new hardware
- No software updates required
Global Footprint
Presence and deployments across regions and industries.
Attack Types
Examples of attacks blocked at the receiver even after bypassing other defenses.
Implementation
A streamlined rollout without hardware changes. Virtual NAC capability and receiver-side enforcement keep networks protected during and after deployment.
Patents
Granted and pending patents covering the chaos engine, server support, reverse tracking, VLAN creation without hardware, gateway systems, and more.
Full list available on request or in Resources.
