The argument, in longer form.

1. "Looks good" is not Layer 1 evidence. The AV control system says the room is operational. The auditor wants something else. 4 min
2. Five reports, one truth. HIPAA, PCI, SOC 2, NIST CSF, and CMMC each ask the same Layer 1 question in different language. 4 min
3. M&A is an inventory problem. Every acquisition closing memo lists integration timeline, legal close, IT cutover, payroll. The InfoSec timeline is not on the list. 3 min
4. Real-time threat detection is a marketing phrase. Every security platform claims real-time threat detection. Most mean they ingest events fast. CybrIQ does not claim it, and this is why. 3 min
5. The asset register lies. Why the asset register starts wrong, drifts further every quarter, and never reconciles with the wire on its own. 4 min
6. The switch already knows. Every device on a managed switch announces itself, negotiates link parameters and broadcasts neighbor data. We just read what the switch already has. 3 min
7. USB attack hardware costs $80. A Hak5 Rubber Ducky is sold openly online for less than the price of a steak dinner. 3 min
8. What OCR keeps citing. Since 2024, the Office for Civil Rights has settled more than a dozen HIPAA cases under the Risk Analysis Initiative. 3 min
9. Why Shai Moshe founded CybrIQ CybrIQ founder Shai Moshe spent 25 years in AV and unified communications. Here is why he built a cybersecurity company around Layer 1 device visibility. 3 min

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