For each device an easy to understand client display, showing compliance, vulnerability, business policies and access to the training academy, all whilst centrally maintaining an audit log of compliance.
Key Features
Privacy first
Privacy-first approach ensures that only security information and device settings are gathered, making it ideal for BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) environments.
Intuitive design
Designed with the latest UX principles in mind, the mobile app is easy to use and quick to protect your employees
from cyber threats.
Connects to your CyberSmart dashboard
All Security Controls are reported back to the CyberSmart web dashboard, so you can manage mobile, tablet, and desktop devices all in one place.
Push notifications
Push notifications keep users informed about critical security issues.
Multi-level reporting
Access company, user, and device reports to get a true view of cyber hygiene.
User groups and access
Manage and customise what users can see and do within the platform, ensuring strong access control.
Enforce MFA
Make Multi-Factor Authentication mandatory for all users and protect them against potential breaches.
Vulnerability and endpoint monitoring solution, that enables businesses to identify, track, and remediate device misconfigurations. It does this through a series of automated, device-specific checks that analyse endpoints and systems for vulnerabilities and provide in-platform guidance on how to fix them.
- Automatic Operating System Updates (Windows / MacOS)
Automatic operating system updates ensure your computer is protected by the latest operating system improvements and security patches released by the device's manufacturer.
These updates will improve the performance, security, and compatibility of your operating system, as well as fix bugs and errors. - Automatic App updates (MacOS)
Automatic app updates regularly check your Mac device for any new patches or updates to system apps. By enabling automatic updates, you will always have the latest and safest version of a MacOS app installed. - Stealth Mode (MacOS)
Stealth mode is a MacOS firewall feature that hides your device on private and public networks. When enabled, it prevents your machine from being picked up by hackers via a network scan, adding an extra layer of defence. - System Integrity Protection (MacOS)
System Integrity Protection (SIP) is a macOS process that prevents the execution of unauthorised code.
When switched on, it restricts actions on protected files and folders on your Mac, keeping them safe from malicious attacks. - Autoplay (Windows)
Disabling autoplay prevents programs from executing without user permission. By turning off autoplay, you can prevent malicious actors from infecting malware into user devices. - Gatekeeper (MacOS)
Gatekeeper is designed to make sure that only trusted software runs on your Mac, by verifying downloaded applications before they start up. When enabled, Gatekeeper will provide warnings when potentially harmful software is opened. - Password (Windows / MacOS)
Password checks if the current user has set a password and also that it is required to enter it when logging into their account. Creating and enforcing strong passwords is the first line of defence against cybercriminals and their unauthorised access to your systems. - Firewall (Windows / MacOS)
Firewalls prevent malicious and unwanted content from entering your environment and protect vulnerable systems and private data in the network from unauthorised access. Once switched on, your firewall will
allow or block traffic based on pre-defined security rules. - Anti-malware (Windows / MacOS)
Anti-malware software provides website scanning, review of downloads, quarantining suspect applications and much more. By installing and running anti-malware software, you can enjoy real-time protection when surfing the web or downloading new files. - Local Administrator (Windows / MacOS)
Standard device accounts give employees access to the applications and processes they need to do their job, without compromising the integrity of your cybersecurity. Ensuring that the highest privileges remain in the hands of those responsible for security will significantly reduce the likelihood of networks being attacked and compromised. - Supported Operating System (Windows / MacOS)
Manufacturers sunset operating systems when new, improved Operating Systems are released. Meaning previous versions are retired and no longer supported. Using supported Operating Systems will give you access to the latest security features, functionalities and fixes. - Native Full Disk Encryption (Windows / MacOS)
Full-disk encryption (FDE) is a security method for protecting sensitive data at the hardware level by encrypting all data on a disk drive. By switching on native FDE, data can't be extracted without a device password and encryption key, even if the drive is taken out and put into a new machine.
Cyber Security awareness training equips staff with the knowledge and skills to recognise and defend against
common cyber threats, reducing the likelihood of falling victim to attacks.
Each of the 18 multimedia training modules, has been handpicked for their relevance to the digital workplace of today and comes complete with factsheets, videos, and quizzes to ensure that knowledge is not only gained but retained.
- Social Media - addresses the potential dangers of social media and trains employees on how to keep their personal information secure and out of the hands of cybercriminals.
- Clear Workspaces - Messy desks can have far deeper consequences than an untidy-looking office - they can
lead to the loss or leak of confidential information. Teach your staff how to uphold a ‘clear desk policy’ and ensure information remains in the right hands. - Email Etiquette - Communication from an organisation's email address holds the same legal standing
as a letter on your stationery. This course will teach your staff email best practices, the consequences of SPAM,
and legal consequences. - Identify Theft - Criminals only need a few pieces of critical information to assume the digital identity of another
person and wreak havoc with it. This course teaches staff about how to keep their and your customer's information safe. - Understanding Malware - Successful malware attacks can have devastating consequences for a business. This course teaches your staff how malware works, what malware might look like, and how to deal with a suspected malware attack.
- Perfect Passwords - Help your staff prevent the loss, or leakage, of critical information by upgrading the strength of the passwords they create. Your staff will learn about the consequences of failing to keep passwords private and what a perfect password is.
- Phishing Fears - Just one successful phishing attack can grind a business to a halt. This module teaches your staff how to prevent, spot, and manage a phishing attack.
- Internet Safety - Teach your staff how to use the internet safely, by identifying and avoiding online threats, and by ensuring sensitive information is only submitted to secure websites.
- Unauthorised Personnel - The internet is not the only way criminals may try to steal sensitive company information - your physical premises could be at risk, too. Educate your staff on how to deal with unfamiliar faces in non-public places.
- Digital Footprint - Do your staff know what information is available about them is available online? With this course, they will be able to recognise what a Digital Footprint is and understand the correct way to maintain their
personal information online. - Backing up data - Discover the importance of backing up data, and how this vital security measure can protect information loss resulting from human error, hardware failure and even malware.
- GDPR The Basics - GDPR regulates how businesses manage customer data. Train your staff to maintain compliance with GDPR and minimise the likelihood of regulatory fines.
- Protecting Data - Breaching data protection legislation can have devastating consequences for your organisation. Your staff will be able to recognise the principles of data protection regulations and react to subject access
requests appropriately. - Information Classification - Classifying information is more than just marking a document 'confidential' and locking it away. With this module, your staff will be able to recognise the importance of classifying documents and
managing issues within your classification systems. - Securing Printing - Printing can pose a huge threat to your company's critical data. Teach your staff the dangers of printing sensitive information to shared printers and the benefits of follow-me-printing methods.
- Mobile Working - Remote work comes with a unique set of threats and challenges. Teach staff how to safeguard sensitive information while on-the-go, and the risks associated with unsecured networks.
- Hybrid Working - Working from home may be "the new normal", but it's not without its risks. Your staff will be able to identify how to stay safe and secure whilst working from home and secure to their home working environment appropriately.
- Business Continuity - Business continuity plans have become a vital part of organisational planning in the event of a breach or attack. Teach your staff the importance of continuity planning and ensure that they know what to do in the event of business interruption.