Exposed systems are easy to discover
Attackers scan for reachable systems, open services, weak routes, and visible infrastructure before they attempt compromise.
CyberCloak helps MSPs protect customer networks, OT systems, IoT devices, remote sites, and critical data paths by making approved communications isolated, concealed, encrypted, and authenticated.
Remote access, vendor access, OT systems, building controls, cameras, sensors, flat networks, and legacy infrastructure all expand the attack surface. Detection tools matter, but they do not make exposed systems disappear.
Attackers scan for reachable systems, open services, weak routes, and visible infrastructure before they attempt compromise.
Many OT, IoT, and industrial systems cannot be easily patched, upgraded, or protected with traditional endpoint tools.
Once attackers reach one part of an environment, loosely segmented networks can expose the systems that matter most.
Instead of only detecting activity after an attacker reaches the environment, CyberCloak reduces what can be discovered, reached, or misused in the first place.
Create protected enclaves for critical systems, workgroups, applications, data flows, and remote access paths.
Make protected systems harder to discover through unauthorized scanning, probing, or reconnaissance.
Protect data in transit across unknown, hostile, or untrusted networks using encrypted communications between approved systems.
Use cryptographic identity and autonomous authentication so approved nodes communicate and unknown traffic is ignored.
CyberCloak helps MSPs move the conversation from “how fast can we detect compromise?” to “how do we reduce the reachable attack surface before compromise begins?”
CyberCloak complements AppGuard and Zimperium by extending prevention-first protection to the network layer. AppGuard applies isolation and containment to Windows endpoints. CyberCloak applies the original network-layer isolation and containment foundation to networks, subnets, OT, IoT, remote access, and critical data paths.
Stops harmful actions before malware can detonate.
Protects iOS and Android devices from mobile-driven compromise.
Conceals and secures critical network operations and data paths.
CyberCloak gives MSPs a differentiated way to support customers with critical systems, distributed operations, and risk exposure that traditional stacks do not fully address.
Protect SCADA, PLCs, HMI systems, plant networks, remote facilities, and vendor access without forcing a full network redesign.
Help reduce exposure around command and control, field systems, distributed facilities, remote operations, and critical OT assets.
Create protected enclaves around security cameras, access control, building automation, sensors, and other connected devices.
Allow approved users, contractors, partners, and remote sites to connect while reducing unnecessary exposure and lateral movement.
CyberCloak has been positioned for critical infrastructure, energy, water and wastewater, industrial operations, secure command and control, and distributed remote access.
Use these resources to support customer conversations around reducing attack surface, securing OT/IoT, protecting remote access, and moving left of boom.
CyberCloak gives MSPs a stronger prevention-first story for customers with critical networks, distributed operations, OT, IoT, and high-value data paths.
For this page, yes. LinkGuard references are being interpreted as CyberCloak based on the recent product rebrand.
CyberCloak and AppGuard share the same isolation and containment philosophy. AppGuard applies that model to Windows endpoints. CyberCloak applies it to networks, subnets, OT, IoT, remote access, and critical data paths.
CyberCloak can provide secure remote access similar to a VPN, but without a visible attack surface. Traditional VPNs typically expose a discoverable internet-facing authentication point, such as a firewall VPN port or VPN software service, which attackers can find, probe, and attempt to exploit. CyberCloak remote connections are encrypted and authenticated while the protected systems and communication paths are concealed from unauthorized discovery. In short, it delivers VPN-like access without exposing a discoverable VPN endpoint target.
Common use cases include OT systems, SCADA, PLCs, industrial control systems, cameras, sensors, building automation, commercial IoT, remote sites, vendor access, and critical IT network segments.
No. CyberCloak is designed as an overlay approach that works with existing infrastructure and helps reduce the need for disruptive network changes.
CyberCloak gives MSPs a differentiated way to help customers reduce attack surface, protect critical operations, support secure remote access, and move beyond detection-only cybersecurity conversations.