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Compare cybee with the tools you use or are looking at. What each one is built for.
See what each tool is built for, where cybee fits and when your current setup is enough. If nobody runs security for you and your team works on Macs, start with cybee. Protection is free for every Mac.
Find your tool. Each group starts with a question.
Pick the tool you run, or the one you are looking at. Each page says what that product is built for, what cybee is built for and where each one fits.
device protection
You have protection. Check the settings and evidence around it.
compliance and audits
Your client has a questionnaire. Find out what the request requires.
devices and access
Your team already manages devices or access. Give each tool a clear job.
Nobody buys security. Somebody else sets a date.
For a small team, the question usually comes from outside. Start from what was asked, then check whether the tools you have already answer it.
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before a deal
A client sends a security questionnaire.
“Do your laptops lock automatically?”
They want an answer they can check, for every laptop on their project.
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at renewal
Your insurer asks what watches your Macs.
One agency of about ten people answered its insurer’s questionnaire overnight. The item that mattered on the form was protection that watches what programs do.
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on a review
A partner or an auditor asks for proof.
Not how things should be. How they were, on which Mac, since when.
Start with the questionnaire. Then pick the tool.
The questionnaire may be the better starting point. It tells you which evidence the client needs before you buy a different tool.
askFree
Ask before you buy. The answer comes from your Macs.
Work out what the client actually asks for. Sometimes it is one setting on every Mac, with a date, and the tools you have can already show it.
With cybee you ask your AI assistant, and the answer comes from dated facts on your Macs. You can see what is missing before you spend anything.
A client sent us a security questionnaire. Are our Macs ready?
Used cybee
Protected. One setting is off.
- Macs
- 4 of 4
- Checks
- 117 of 118
- Alerts
- 0 open
Screen lock is off on Mira’s MacBook Air.
Off since Thu 14:02
dated record r-0926-0941Show the record
Your next client will ask. Be ready.
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Run it in Terminal, a chat, your IDE or a CLI. Keep working where you started.