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WardVane Cyber.
Titanium-Grade Defense.

Engineered around the autonomous NetWatch Neural Cube. Real-time telemetry across 1,284 enterprise nodes, 3-minute 59-second autonomous breach containment, and continuous SOC2, HIPAA & GDPR readiness.

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WardVane Titanium Neural Core 3D Render
98.2%
Operational Network Health
1,284
Active Enterprise Nodes
3m 59s
Autonomous Breach Lockout
1.4k+
Malicious IPs Blocked Daily
ATTACK SURFACE & SCAN CENTER

Real-Time Scan Dashboard.

Continuous threat discovery, asset telemetry, and automated AI remediation across multi-tenant environments.

NetShield
MSP: Apex Cyber ⌄ → Customer: Acme Corp ⌄ → Site: HQ Data Center ⌄
Security Posture
78/100
HIGH RISK
Threat Level: Moderate Last Scan: 5 mins ago
Asset Telemetry
Total Assets
245
Vulnerable Assets
63
Critical Vulnerabilities
12
Data Exposure
386 MB

External Surface Vulnerabilities

4 Active Findings
Severity Finding Asset Status Action
Cross-Platform Command Center

Desktop power. Mobile precision.

Investigate CVE distributions in the SOC on MacBook Pro or approve a hardware MFA lockout from your iPhone.

WardVane Cyber on MacBook Pro and iPhone
Modular 3D Bento Architecture

Built in three dimensions.

Hover over any Bento module to interact with its 3D isometric security cube.

ZERO-TRUST TOPOLOGY MESH

1.2 Gbps Live Packet Inspection.

Full visibility from External Gateway through core-switch-01 to every production cluster.

3D Zero Trust Vault Sphere
3D HARDWARE TELEMETRY CUBE

Six Planes of Defense.

Interactive hardware-accelerated security cube. Touch, drag or rotate to inspect active planes.

TELEMETRY
98.2%
Health Operational
ASSETS
1,284
12 Critical
SCANNER
68%
142 Threats
FORENSICS
9.8
Auto-Lockout
TOPOLOGY
1.2 Gbps
Live Traffic
COMPLIANCE
100%
SOC2 · GDPR
01 · TELEMETRY
✓ Real-time 3D Rotation Touch & Drag Supported
Threat Watch · Live

What attackers are doing this week.

The newest vulnerabilities being used in real attacks, new critical CVEs, and recent cyberattacks around the world. Updated every 30 minutes.

Sources: the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, the NIST National Vulnerability Database, and headlines from The Hacker News, BleepingComputer, SecurityWeek and The Record. Headlines link to the publisher's article.

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Q&A

Questions & answers.

Plain answers about what Wardvane Cyber does, what a scan touches, and what it costs.

Still have a question? Call Smart Tech Miami at 786-796-3930.

What is Wardvane Cyber?

Wardvane Cyber checks the parts of a business that face the internet (its website, its domain and its public IP addresses) for security weaknesses. It then explains what it found in plain language, how serious each issue is and how to fix it, and keeps track as you fix things.

Who is it for?

Small businesses that want to know where they stand without hiring a security team, and the IT providers (MSPs) who look after them. An IT provider manages each customer in its own space and can share reports under its own brand.

What does a scan actually do?

Our scanner looks at your public addresses from the internet, the way an outsider would: which services answer, how your website is set up, and whether it has known weaknesses. It never signs in to your systems. A Quick scan is light and doesn't try to break anything; a Full scan sends more requests, so it is best run outside business hours.

What's the difference between ZAP and Nuclei?

ZAP is the website check, and it's the default. It visits your website the way a visitor's browser does and looks for weak security settings and exposed information, such as missing security headers or exposed files.

Nuclei is the known-weakness check. It tests your public addresses against thousands of published vulnerabilities (CVEs), exposed admin pages and misconfigured services. It is a good fit for servers, firewalls, VPNs and email systems.

You choose for each scan. The two find different things, so using both over time gives the fullest picture.

Can someone scan a domain they don't own?

No. Before the first scan you prove you control the domain by adding a DNS record, confirm you're allowed to scan it, and verify your phone number. Scans of anything else are refused.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Website and internet-facing scans run from our scanner, so there is nothing to install. A small agent for scanning inside your office network is coming soon, for businesses that want to see their internal devices too.

How much does it cost?

The Free plan covers one domain with one Quick scan a month. Paid plans start at $79 a month for five domains, billed yearly, with larger plans for 25 and 100 domains. Internal network plans are priced by the number of devices.

What is a CVE, and what does "exploited now" mean?

A CVE is a public ID for one known security flaw in a product, like CVE-2024-3400. "Exploited now" means the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has confirmed attackers are using that flaw in real attacks. If you run an affected product, fix those first.

What happens to my scan results?

Results stay in your account, so you can compare each scan with the one before and see what's new and what's fixed. Only your team can see them, plus Wardvane Cyber support staff when they need to help with your account. When you remove a business, its scan data is removed too.