The CyberOne Platform
Your complete cybersecurity command center for 2026 — penetration testing, vulnerability management, compliance automation, and live threat intelligence updated daily.
Built for MSSPs, IT partners, and security teams who need a single platform to manage the entire security lifecycle across every customer.
One Platform.
Complete Visibility.
CyberOne replaces the patchwork of disconnected security tools with a unified platform that manages the full cybersecurity lifecycle. From the moment a customer is onboarded through testing, reporting, remediation, and compliance — everything lives in one place.
Purpose-built for managed security service providers and IT partners, CyberOne gives your team the tools to deliver enterprise-grade security services at scale, with multi-tenant isolation and role-based access built in from the ground up.
Six Integrated Modules. Zero Gaps.
Each module is purpose-built for a critical phase of the security lifecycle, and they all work together seamlessly.
Penetration Testing
Full-lifecycle pentest management from scoping to delivery. Define targets, track progress across five test categories, and generate professional reports.
- External & internal network testing
- Web application security testing
- Infrastructure & vulnerability scanning
- Per-criteria progress tracking (up to 18 criteria per asset)
Threat Intelligence
Real-time threat dashboards with CVE enrichment, exploit tracking, and severity-based prioritization. The second week of June 2026 made the case on its own — the Oracle PeopleSoft zero-day powering a ShinyHunters data-theft spree across 100+ universities (CVE-2026-35273, June 12), a Langflow path-traversal flaw letting unauthenticated attackers plant code on roughly 7,000 exposed AI servers (CVE-2026-5027, June 11), a Chrome V8 zero-day under active exploitation (CVE-2026-11645, June 10), the LiteLLM remote-code-execution chain landing on the CISA KEV list as attackers hammer exposed AI gateways (CVE-2026-42271, June 9), the Miasma worm detonating 73 Microsoft GitHub repositories in an npm supply-chain cascade (June 8), and the Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager zero-day under active exploitation with no patch available (CVE-2026-20245, June 6). The first full week kept the same relentless pace before it — the Cisco Unified CM SSRF flaw that hands attackers root with a proof-of-concept already public (CVE-2026-20230, June 5), active exploitation of Magento stores through the Mirasvit cache-warmer bug (CVE-2026-45247, June 4), the HTTP/2 Bomb that lets a single home connection flatten NGINX, Apache, IIS, Envoy, and Cloudflare Pingora (CVE-2026-49975, June 3), and the Palo Alto GlobalProtect authentication bypass under active exploitation on the CISA KEV list (CVE-2026-0257, June 2). The May 2026 wave before it — the FortiClient EMS flaw weaponized to push the EKZ infostealer across managed endpoint fleets (CVE-2026-35616, May 29), the Microsoft SharePoint deserialization RCE that hands site members server code execution (CVE-2026-45659, May 27), the Ghost CMS SQL injection turning 700+ trusted sites into ClickFix launchpads (CVE-2026-26980, May 26), Cisco Secure Workload site-admin takeover (CVE-2026-20223, CVSS 10.0), two new Microsoft Defender zero-days in active exploitation (CVE-2026-41091 and friends, May 21), NGINX Rift (CVE-2026-42945), unauthenticated Netlogon and DNS RCE on Patch Tuesday, and the cPanel WHM auth bypass — shows why your customers need a single pane of glass instead of inbox-watching for the next bulletin.
- CVE-enriched vulnerability management
- Dark web breach monitoring
- SaaS alert aggregation & monitoring
- OSINT reconnaissance integration
Report Generation
Professional, branded reports generated instantly. From executive summaries to detailed technical findings with CVSS scoring and remediation guidance.
- Executive summary & compliance attestation
- Technical findings with remediation steps
- White-label branding with partner logos
- Risk scoring with severity trend analysis
Compliance & GRC
Map your security posture against 30 regulatory frameworks. Automated control assessments, policy templates, audit workflows, and evidence collection.
- NIST, SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, ISO 27001 & more
- Cross-framework control mapping
- 12 corporate policy templates
- Guided control assessments & evidence tracking
Remediation Tracking
Close the loop between finding vulnerabilities and fixing them. Track remediation progress, assign owners, set SLAs, and verify fixes.
- Vulnerability-to-fix status tracking
- Severity-based prioritization
- Retest verification workflows
- Historical trend analysis
Asset & Customer Management
Centralized asset inventory with device monitoring, customer onboarding, and partner management. Syncs with your RMM tools automatically.
- Real-time device status & health
- RMM platform integration
- Partner & customer onboarding workflows
- Hardware, network & OS inventory
From Onboarding to Compliance in One Flow
CyberOne manages the complete security lifecycle — no handoffs, no data silos
Onboard & Scope
Add customers, define test scope (external IPs, internal subnets, web apps, infrastructure), assign pentesters, and set timelines. White-label branding applied per partner.
Test & Discover
Execute pentests with granular progress tracking. Import results from your preferred security scanners. Automated CVE enrichment adds CVSS scores, exploit data, and remediation guidance.
Report & Deliver
Generate branded PDF reports — executive summaries, technical findings, webapp-specific reports, and compliance attestations. Deliver through the CyberSphere client portal with notification emails.
Remediate & Track
Customers and partners track remediation progress in real time. Assign owners, set due dates, verify fixes through retesting. Watch risk scores trend downward over time.
Comply & Sustain
Map findings to compliance frameworks. Automated posture scoring, guided control assessments, policy generation from templates, and audit-ready evidence collection. Continuous monitoring keeps you compliant between tests.
CyberSphere: Your Clients' Window into Security
CyberSphere is the client-facing portal where your customers log in to see their security posture, access reports, track remediation progress, and stay informed about threats — all branded with your logo.
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Interactive Dashboards
Risk scores, vulnerability trends, compliance posture, and asset health at a glance
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Secure Report Access
Download pentest reports, compliance attestations, and executive summaries on demand
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Threat Alerts & Notifications
Real-time alerts for new vulnerabilities, breach intel, and SaaS security events
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White-Label Branding
Your logo, your colors, your domain — clients see your brand, not ours
The Right View for Every Role
Five distinct roles with tailored dashboards, permissions, and workflows
Administrator
Full platform control, all customers, all data
Partner Admin
Manage users and customers under their partner
Partner
View dashboards and reports for managed customers
Customer
See only their own security data and reports
Tester
Execute tests and upload findings for assigned pentests
Works With Your Security Stack
CyberOne connects with the platforms your business already relies on to provide unified security visibility
Security is Not an Afterthought
A security platform must practice what it preaches. CyberOne is hardened from the ground up.
Multi-Tenant Data Isolation
Every query is scoped to the user's customer or partner. Zero data leakage between tenants.
Three-Layer Access Control
Server-side, client-side, and API middleware RBAC — all three must agree before access is granted.
Parameterized Queries Only
100% parameterized SQL — zero string interpolation. SQL injection is architecturally impossible.
9-Tier Rate Limiting
From strict auth limiters (5 req/15min) to upload limiters — every endpoint is protected from abuse.
Security Headers & HTTPS
CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, and all OWASP-recommended headers via helmet.js. TLS everywhere.
340+ Automated Security Tests
Playwright-based RBAC and data leakage tests run on every change — 5 users × 68+ pages. Refreshed end of May 2026 to include the FortiClient EMS flaw (CVE-2026-35616) being weaponized to push the EKZ infostealer across managed endpoint fleets — a credential-theft chain that turns one vulnerable management server into mass MSP-fleet compromise — the Cisco Secure Workload REST API site-admin takeover at CVSS 10.0 (CVE-2026-20223), the YellowKey BitLocker pre-boot bypass on Windows (CVE-2026-45585) that turns a stolen laptop into a credential-recovery toolkit, the 18-year-old NGINX Rift unauthenticated takeover (CVE-2026-42945), the May Patch Tuesday Netlogon and DNS RCE pair at CVSS 9.8, and the cPanel WHM authentication bypass (CVE-2026-41940) that was exploited against MSPs and government targets for two months pre-patch. Builds on earlier May detections for the Ivanti EPMM zero-day RCE (CVE-2026-6973, CISA KEV), the Palo Alto PAN-OS firewall root takeover (CVE-2026-0300), the Apache HTTP/2 double-free DoS chain (CVE-2026-23918), and the Progress MOVEit Automation 9.8 auth bypass (CVE-2026-4670).
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