Resilience by design, not by detection

Resilience by design, not by detection
A growing share of attacks cannot be patched in time. That changes what continuity in critical environments has to be built on.

The threat that arrives before the advisory does
The most pressing threat today is not a malware family. It is the shrinking window between an attack being used and an attack being knowable. In the first half of 2026, 23% of all known exploited vulnerabilities were used on or before the day the CVE was published, according to VulnCheck’s State of Exploitation report. For that quarter of cases, no patching speed would have helped: there was nothing to install.

Our approach: manage the system, not the attack
The industry has spent twenty years optimising the speed of a response that, for a quarter of real attacks, was never available at all. If defence depends on knowing what has to be fixed, unknown attacks cannot be pre-empted by definition. That is why we make the system itself the control, instead of the knowledge about the attack.

Our Pre-emptive Cyber Defense platform brings CyberSlice® technology together with CyOS™, our cyber-resilient computing foundation, into one security model. The operating environment an attacker would have to work in is continuously renewed and returned to a pre-validated, clean state, so previously used or compromised conditions do not persist by default — including when nobody observed that anything had happened.

What we design for is continuity, control and resilience: systems that keep operating during an incident, organisations that retain control of their own environment and data, and a smaller attack surface. No customer data has to leave the organisation for the security function to work.