Context before action
Material risk lives across systems. Decisions should rest on joined-up evidence, not on one tool’s view.
Company
Security, demystified.
Cyberplane builds Circuit for security teams who already own capable tools — and need them to act together, safely, with proof.
Circuit is in development. We’re proving it in our lab and inviting design partners to shape it.
Our mission
Turn fragmented security knowledge into coordinated, verified action — through the controls security teams already own.
What we believe
The principles we build by.
People approve; policy bounds automation
Start with recommendations and human approval. Automate only actions that are explicitly permitted, bounded and preferably reversible.
Verification isn’t optional
An accepted request is not a fixed problem. Success means the intended change is confirmed at the source.
Vendor neutral by design
We integrate with the controls you’ve chosen instead of asking you to replace them.
Your evidence, your key
The record of what happened belongs to you, and its integrity can be checked without trusting us.
Ingest what decisions need
We don’t centralize all of your raw telemetry. Focused context keeps cost, exposure and noise down.
Focus
What we’re deliberately not building.
Focus is a feature. Circuit sits between your tools; it isn’t another platform to rip and replace. Your existing controls remain the sources of context and the points of enforcement.
- SIEM
- EDR
- Firewall
- IAM platform
- CNAPP
- Generic SOAR replacement
- Full CTEM platform
- BAS platform
- Broad AI-agent-security platform
Where we’re headed
Prove one loop. Then widen it.
We’re proving one thing first: that Circuit can take fragmented context, identify a material exposure, make a defensible decision, cause an existing control to act — and prove the risk reduction actually happened.
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1 First
Identity-led exposure interruption
Show that a material identity-to-asset path can be identified, interrupted and verified end to end.
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2 Next
More enforcement surfaces and AI agents
The same graph, policy, intervention and verification foundation supports the next use case.
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3 Then
A reusable cross-domain control plane
New use cases arrive through entities, policies and connectors — not new product architecture.
Let’s talk.
Security leaders, technology partners and people who’d like to build with us — we’d like to hear from you.