CSIEM
Correlates every event into a single timeline, and holds it long enough to matter.
// ABOUT CRYPTTECH — ENGINEERING SINCE 2006
Twenty years of engineering. Now with agency.
Security has spent twenty years learning to see. The next twenty will be spent learning to decide.
Every organization now collects more signal than any human team can read, and the distance between what a system knows and what a person can act on has become the vulnerability itself. Closing it takes infrastructure that can reason across everything it has ever recorded, act at machine speed, and answer for every action it takes.
CRYPTTECH has been building the foundation of that system since 2006.
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Twenty years. Every line our own.
We were founded by engineers who refused a premise the industry had quietly accepted — that security software is something you license, rebrand, and hope holds. So we wrote our own. We still do.
Every line of CRYPTTECH technology is built in-house, and it runs where the stakes are absolute: banks, telecom operators, defense institutions, public agencies. Environments where downtime is measured in consequences, not minutes. The engineers who designed these systems are the ones who answer when something goes wrong.
- 2006
- FOUNDED — ENGINEERING-LED
- 100%
- DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE
- 7
- PRODUCTION ENGINES
- ZERO
- DATA LEAVING YOUR WALLS
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Seven engines. One portfolio.
Each removes one problem completely. Each has spent years hardening in production.
VATOS
Data loss prevention with classification built in: it knows what your data is before it rules on where it may go.
SOAIR
Turns a decision into action across the estate, in seconds rather than shift handovers.
CNECYBERDROID NEURAL ENGINE
Twenty years of telemetry made into context an agent can reason over.
CRYPTOSPOT
Decides who is admitted to the network, on what terms, and with whose identity attached.
UNITMON
Watches the infrastructure underneath, including the sensor that has gone quiet.
CRYPTOLOG
Signs and timestamps every record, so the timeline is still provable years later.
And all of it deploys on your own infrastructure — your data never leaves your walls, and neither does the intelligence built from it.
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The agent structure.
Cyberdroid is not one model with a security prompt. It is a council: a coordinator puts the problem to five specialist agents, each with its own domain and its own standard of proof, and they are permitted to disagree. What emerges is not an alert, but a recommendation with its reasoning attached.
Then it stops. Nothing executes until an accountable human signs it, and that signature is recorded alongside the evidence. Authority widens as trust is earned. It is granted, never assumed.
MIMIR
INVESTIGATION
NEXUS
COORDINATION
BIFROST
HUMAN COMMAND
SIMURG
SOVEREIGN COMPUTE
HEIMDALL
AGENT SECURITY
THE HUMAN GATE
Every recommendation stops here. Authority is granted, never assumed — and the signature is filed with the evidence.
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The harder path, chosen deliberately.
Owning the entire stack is slower to build and impossible to fake. It is also the only foundation on which three promises can be made without an asterisk: your data stays yours, every action leaves evidence, and no decision escapes human accountability.
Anyone can put an agent in front of a product. Very few can put twenty years of proven engines behind one.
Twenty years of engineering. Now with agency.