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- Home What CybrIQ is, in one screen
- How it works The method, run once, end to end
- All products Every product, and which job each one does
- Evaluate it yourself Decide without talking to anybody
- The 30-day pilot Proof on your own estate, and you keep the deliverables
- Return calculator The audit-prep numbers on your own estate
- Diligence packet The document a security review waits two weeks for
- By industry What is actually on the wire in your sector
- Compare How this differs from what you already run
- What it runs on The switches, the credentials and the ports, per product
Products
- CrossScan What is even on my network?
- RoomIQ Is the thing in this room the thing we installed?
- SpacesIQ What is on every port, in every building?
- CrossConnect Is it right, and what breaks if it fails?
- CrossTrust Can I believe any of this paperwork?
- CrossCheck Will this change break the room?
- CrossRoom Why was that call so bad?
- CrossVenue What is tonight costing me?
Proof and use cases
Writing
- Articles Everything we have written, newest first
- "Looks good" is not Layer 1 evidence. The AV control system says the room is operational. The auditor wants something else.
- Five reports, one truth. HIPAA, PCI, SOC 2, NIST CSF, and CMMC each ask the same Layer 1 question in different language.
- 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.
- 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.
- The asset register lies. Why the asset register starts wrong, drifts further every quarter, and never reconciles with the wire on its own.
- 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.
- USB attack hardware costs $80. A Hak5 Rubber Ducky is sold openly online for less than the price of a steak dinner.
- What OCR keeps citing. Since 2024, the Office for Civil Rights has settled more than a dozen HIPAA cases under the Risk Analysis Initiative.
- 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.
Documentation
- Documentation Everything we have written down
- APIs and webhooks Every endpoint and event, per product
- CrossConnect API 598 endpoints
- CrossCheck API 60 endpoints
- CrossRoom API 116 endpoints
- CrossTrust API 24 endpoints
- CrossScan API 41 endpoints
- CrossVenue API 20 endpoints
- RoomIQ API 314 endpoints
- SpacesIQ API 314 endpoints
Company
- About Who is behind this, and the five people who run it
- Services What we do besides the software
- Partners The channel program and the portal
- Partner certification Training, the credential and the recurring line
- Contact Book a working session
- FAQ The questions we get asked
- Resources Every tool and reference, nothing gated
- Worth reading Advisories and analysis, mostly written by other people
- Brand Wordmarks, palette and how the names are spelled
- Glossary Every term this site uses, defined plainly
- Trust and security What we deploy, what it reads, and what we hold
- Integrations The switches, codecs and security tools it runs alongside
- Support Three ways in, depending on what you need
- What changed Dated notes on what we shipped
- Shai Moshe Founder and CEO
- Advisoryiq
- Complianceiq
- Networkiq
- Supportiq
Legal
- Privacy What we collect, and what we do not
- Terms The terms of use
- Accessibility Our conformance claim, and how to test it