The work a security team does, running whether you have one or not.

We map what of yours is reachable from the internet - domains, subdomains, cloud storage, forgotten staging boxes, exposed admin panels - and keep watching as it changes. Findings arrive ranked by how quickly an attacker could actually use them, not by generic severity score.

Detection and response on Windows, macOS and Linux, deployed with a single universal installer per platform and managed from one console. When something trips, you get the device, the user, what ran, and what we did about it - in one screen, without needing to read raw telemetry.

Operating systems and third-party applications updated on a cycle you set, with staged rollout so a bad vendor patch does not take out the whole fleet at once. What is outstanding, and why, is visible at all times - including the machines someone keeps postponing. Remote support sessions always ask the user, and every session is recorded.

Ransomware's first move is to delete your backups. CyberFit keeps versioned copies of your important files, encrypted on the device before they leave it, and protects them from being deleted. If something goes wrong, you restore the version you need and check it restored correctly.

Your staff started using AI tools before anyone wrote a policy. CyberFit inventories which assistants and models are actually in use, applies the rules you set about what data can go where, and shows you where day-to-day practice has drifted away from the policy on paper.

Controls are mapped to the frameworks your customers ask about, and the evidence is gathered while the work happens. When a security questionnaire or an audit lands, you export what already exists rather than spending three weeks reconstructing the last twelve months.