The Zero-Trust Unified Platform
Three products. One loop.
Each product stands on its own. Together, each one makes the other two stronger.
The whole platform in one picture.
- UASR watches, ranks and hardens
- ZT-Station isolates
- ZT-SSE verifies every connection
Cybershen is three pillars.
UASR is where most customers start. ZT-Station and ZT-SSE are new, and available now.
UASR
Know your posture. Improve it. Shrink the surface.
Learn and quantify where you stand, improve it easily with built-in assistance and tools, and reduce your attack surface.
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Go deeper where it matters.
For specific uses, isolate each activity in its own sealed room. Add the UASR agent to cover each of those environments.
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Connect on one condition: posture.
It covers every connection to your other resources, and grants it according to the state of the device asking.
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Six functions. Three pillars. One platform.
Mapped to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0, the vocabulary your auditors and regulators already use.
| Product | Govern | Identify | Protect | Detect | Respond | Recover |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UASR | Leads | Leads | Leads | Contributes | Contributes | No role |
| ZT-Station | No role | No role | Leads | Contributes | No role | Leads |
| ZT-SSE | No role | Contributes | Leads | Leads | Leads | No role |
| Function | UASR | ZT-Station | ZT-SSE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Govern | Leads | No role | No role |
| Identify | Leads | No role | Contributes |
| Protect | Leads | Leads | Leads |
| Detect | Contributes | Contributes | Leads |
| Respond | Contributes | No role | Leads |
| Recover | No role | Leads | No role |
- Leads this function
- Contributes
NIST CSF is the vocabulary your auditors and regulators already use.
Each one makes the other two stronger.
UASR tells you what to fix. The ZT-Station is where the fix sticks. ZT-SSE is where it gets enforced.
UASR and ZT-Station
The score points at the machine to fix.
The Station is the machine that stays fixed.
ZT-Station and ZT-SSE
Isolation without identity is a wall with no door.
Identity without isolation is a door with no wall. Together they are a room.
ZT-SSE and UASR
Every decision ZT-SSE makes is designed to be a fact your score can count.
Every priority your score sets is designed to be a rule ZT-SSE can enforce.
ZT-SSE takes device posture from UASR or from the ZT-Station today, and the UASR agent can run inside a ZT-Station's environments. The other links between the products are designed in.
Fewer boxes. Fewer vendors. One loop.
These are categories that typically need several separate products. Keep what works. Your EDR stays.
ZT-SSE takes over from
- Remote-access VPN
- Jump host and privileged access
- Cloud access broker
- Secure web gateway
- Data-loss appliance
- DNS filtering
ZT-Station takes over from
- A second laptop for administration
- A third laptop for development or analysis
- Custom privileged-workstation builds
- Re-imaging procedures
UASR takes over from
- External attack-surface scanner
- Active Directory audit tooling
- Endpoint hardening tooling
- Governance spreadsheets
- The incident-response binder
- AI-usage governance
The questions we get.
- “We already have a VPN and an EDR.”
- Good. Keep the EDR. A VPN trusts the network once you are in, and an EDR watches after the fact. We remove the assumptions both rely on.
- “Three products is three integrations.”
- They are one lifecycle. Start with UASR or the ZT-Station, each complete on its own, and add ZT-SSE, which draws device posture from whichever you chose.
- “Isolation will slow my developers down.”
- The opposite. The development room is where they can install anything, because it has no path to the rest.
- “Rolling out zero-trust policy is risky.”
- Learning mode shows what would be blocked. Shadow mode tests the policy next to the live one. Enforcement is switched on system by system.
- “Our applications cannot be modified.”
- They are not. No SDK, no sidecar, no code change.
- “We need on-premises.”
- Yes. ZT-SSE and the ZT-Station management console can run on your own infrastructure. UASR is delivered as a service, and an on-premises deployment is possible case by case.
