Built for contested environments·NODE-X now shipping
Defend the mission. Connected or not.
Kybernao builds a live graph of your digital terrain, proves which routes reach a physical consequence, and contains them on site. From cloud estates to OT plants to the tactical edge, it keeps working when the link goes dark.
Route proven in twinKYB-023 · Historian → Safety PLC · High
Replayed end to end in the twin
Historian API exposes controller tags without auth
Guardian plan drafted for sign-off
CI runner token grants OT jump-host access
Over-scoped operator role on SCADA HMI
Rule live, retest scheduled
Cross-site trust lets IT identity reach the OT DMZ
Route fails on retest
Radio C2 link accepts replayed session
Stale VPN session survives site isolation
Owner signed a time-boxed waiver
Built for security teams in
- Energy
- Industrial
- Defense
- Data centers
- Utilities
- Transport
0%link loss toleratedModels, graph, and response keep running with zero reach-back.
<0slocal decision latencyDetection and containment decided at the node, not in a vendor cloud.
0execution levelsObserve, twin, and live validation under explicit operator control.
0node form factorsFrom a backpack at the tactical edge to a rack in the datacenter.
Decides and responds locally
Sensors, detection, models, decisions, and response stay inside the boundary. When WAN, DNS, or SATCOM fails, the node keeps working and the mission keeps running.
Understands cyber and physical state
IT, OT, IoT, vehicles, radios, sensors, physical processes, and mission functions resolve into one cyber-physical graph. Kybernao sees the route, not just the pieces.
Federates when links return
Every node operates independently, then exchanges selected state and threat intelligence when bandwidth becomes available. No central dependence, ever.
Built for contested operations.
What a 43-minute link outage looks like on a Kybernao node.
power-site-03 · link log21:00:00
- WAN upFederating selected state to Kybernao Cloudsync · 9.6 kbps
- WAN downSATCOM lost. Node switches to store-and-forwardqueue · 0
- LocalRed replays KYB-004 path against site twinno reach-back
- LocalSentinel observes 3/3 write vectors at OT boundarydetections on node
- LocalGuardian holds containment rule on ot-dmz-fw-01queue · 3
- WAN upLink restored. 3 findings drained to FedSpace in 4 ssync · 12.1 kbps
Outage duration 43 minDetections missed 0Cloud calls required 0
Map, test, defend.
The lifecycle of an attack path
01 Map
Build the Digital Terrain Graph
Every asset becomes a node with reach, trust, and consequence
People, identities, applications, networks, radios, sensors, PLCs, vehicles, facilities, and mission functions become nodes in one continuously updated graph.
Kybernao understands what can reach, trust, control, and depend on everything else, so an attack path is a route through the mission rather than a list of CVEs.
02 Test
Validate safely inside the boundary
Authorized offensive capability without exporting topology
Kybernao Red moves from observation and simulation through digital-twin and non-destructive live validation under explicit execution controls. Nothing runs against a live process without an operator's say.
Operators see the route, the affected physical process, and the mission consequence before authorizing higher-risk actions.
Execution levels
ObserveTwinLive
03 Defend
Detect, contain, and retest
Red, Sentinel, and Guardian share one feedback loop
Authorized adversary telemetry measures whether defenses saw the path and whether local containment can preserve the operation. After remediation, Kybernao retests the original route end to end.
The metric is no longer alert count. It is whether the system survives adversarial pressure.
Validation
Every route is an experiment.
Atlas proposes routes from your own configuration. Each one is replayed in the twin, and only the routes that complete reach your team, with the evidence attached.
ProposedReplayed in the twinProven →
HypothesisProvenDiscardedIllustrative run
0routes hypothesized
0proven and reported
0discarded in the twin
A mission engineer on every deployment
A named Kybernao engineer is assigned to your site, signs off every finding with you, and stays for the life of the deployment.
Next to your operatorsYour engineer sits in the same Command console and answers in the thread.
A standing weekly review.
Get on a call with the engineer who knows your site. Walk a path together, or think through the next deployment.
Nothing reaches your queue until an engineer has replayed it.
False positives stop at the engineer, so the queue holds only routes that threaten the mission.
Digital Terrain Graph
Point Kybernao at your identity, network and control sources, and it resolves them into one graph of who can reach what, and what each asset keeps running.
A fixed map of identity, IT and cloud, OT control, and mission systems showing how a corporate identity can reach a programmable logic controller and the physical process it drives.
Power Site 03
IdentityIT · CloudOT · ControlMission · PhysicalExternalAttack path
Connectors
Connects to the stack you run.
Kybernao reads identity, cloud and OT sources where they live, and sends validated findings to the tools your teams already work in.
One platform. Different mission environments.
Cyber infrastructure that travels with the operation.
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Energy systems
Map attack paths from enterprise identity through the OT boundary to generation, transmission, and safety-critical processes.
Explore energy -
Industrial operations
Passive OT visibility, safe digital-twin validation, and local defense for factories and process environments.
Explore industrial -
Defense missions
Operate through denied, degraded, intermittent, and limited connectivity with no central reach-back.
Explore defense -
Critical facilities
Protect data centers, bases, transportation, water, and other environments where disruption becomes physical consequence.
Explore critical facilities
Two ways to put Kybernao on site.
Run Kybernao at a site with optional cloud federation, or fully disconnected at the tactical edge.
Site
Cloud sync · optional
Kybernao Site
The full cyber brain inside your datacenter, plant, or substation. Operates alone, syncs to Kybernao Cloud when you allow it.
- NODE-R
- NODE-I
- Datacenter and enterprise coordination
- Passive industrial and OT visibility
- Local cyber-physical graph and data lake
- Optional Kybernao Cloud synchronization
Quickest to stand upPlan a site
Edge
D-DIL · air-gap ready
Kybernao Edge
The same brain in a backpack or a vehicle. Runs through denied, degraded, and intermittent links with no reach-back.
- NODE-S
- NODE-X
- Tactical and expeditionary deployment
- Local Red, Sentinel, and Guardian engines
- Store-and-forward operation under D-DIL
- Federated state without central dependence
For missions where data never leavesPlan an edge deployment
Four form factors. One cyber brain.
Kybernao Node carries compute, models, graph, identity, and response into the mission.
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Tactical
NODE-S
Backpack class. Runs on battery or vehicle power for squads and forward teams.
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Rack · Datacenter
NODE-R
1U or 2U rack unit for datacenters and enterprise sites, and the coordination point for a fleet of nodes.
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Industrial · OT
NODE-I
DIN-rail, fanless, and passive by default for plants, substations, and process environments.
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Rugged · Expeditionary
NODE-X
Sealed and shock-rated for austere deployments where power is intermittent and support is days away.
The Kybernao system
One distributed runtime connecting cyber terrain, adversarial testing, defense, and the operational picture.
Built on Kybernao FabricKybernao Node
Deployable cyber compute that carries the platform into the site, vehicle, network, or mission.
Explore NodeKybernao Atlas
The cyber-physical and mission graph connecting assets, trust, control, dependency, and consequence.
Explore AtlasKybernao Red
Authorized adversary emulation with execution levels designed for safety-critical environments.
Explore RedKybernao Sentinel
Local detection informed by the exact paths Kybernao safely validates against the environment.
Explore SentinelKybernao Guardian
Autonomous containment and response governed by operator policy and mission constraints.
Explore GuardianKybernao Range
Digital twins and isolated ranges for validating higher-risk paths without touching live operations.
Explore RangeKybernao Command
The operational cyber picture for operators, defenders, leaders, and mission owners.
Explore CommandFedSpace
A secure federated mission layer for exchanging selected state across sovereign Kybernao nodes.
Explore FedSpaceSite design sessions open
Design a mission deployment
Map one site, operational environment, or tactical mission with a Kybernao engineer. See the terrain graph built from your own environment.