Cybee
Needs your review. AI agent tried to run a destructive command.Luca’s Mac · just now
Severity
High
What Cybee did
Recorded, not stopped
Reviewed
Not yet
- Who did it
- Claude Code, running a command
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Found at 23:41, installed by 23:44. Proof sent at 08:00.
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Send the setup guide to my Mac
Step by step, for your Mac. By AirDrop, message or email.
curl -sSf https://get.cybee.dev | shFrom get.cybee.dev, Cybee’s install server. Read the script
Run it in Terminal, a chat, your IDE or a CLI. Keep working where you started.Press Command and C to copy.
What the command does
- Installs a notarized agent on this Mac.
- Creates no account. The install is identified by a token.
- Starts protecting the device at once.
- Changes no setting until you confirm it in your AI assistant.
- Asks for this Mac’s administrator password once, and for no email address.
Example data. Studio Nord is a made up company.
“The enterprise client will not close the deal until we answer their security form.”
You gave an agent your Mac. Now something watches the agent.
AI agentsFree
Claude Code, Cursor and Codex can run commands on their own. Cybee lists the AI assistants on each Mac and the tool servers they trust.
The record of each tool call Claude Code and Cursor make stays on that Mac, for the person who uses it. Cybee alerts you. It does not stop the agent.
The two agent alerts
- AI agent tried to run a destructive command
- AI agent tried to disable or alter security tooling
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Choosing what each agent may reach.
Cybee chat card, example data. Asked: explain the alert on Luca’s Mac. Needs your review. AI agent tried to run a destructive command. Luca’s Mac · just now Severity: High What Cybee did: Recorded, not stopped Reviewed: Not yet Who did it: Claude Code, running a command Explain in plain words
Protect, harden, prove. Before the customer asks.
Run one line in Terminal, a chat, your IDE or a CLI. To add a teammate’s Mac, ask your AI assistant to invite them.
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Protect
Bad software gets stopped.
On every Mac in the team.
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Harden
Weak settings get fixed.
Cybee checks 118 settings, such as disk encryption, and changes one only after the person who uses that Mac says yes.
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Prove
One link for the Mac questions.
The Trust Passport: a dated record of how your Macs are protected.
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No security team yet. The facts are ready anyway.
A fingerprint at the foot shows the page is unchanged since Cybee sealed it. It does not check the facts a second time.
The Trust Passport is not a certification, and it covers only the listed Macs, not your policies, people or code.
Questions before you install: [email protected]. We answer by email within one working day.
Trust Passport
26.09.2026 09:45 · prepared for a customer security review
Four Macs. Every check holds. One day not observed.
- Macs protected
- 4 of 4
- Checks holding
- 118 of 118
last 90 daysobservednot observed
| Control | Since |
|---|---|
| Disk encryption | since 12.03.2026 |
| Behavioural protection | since 12.03.2026 |
| Screen lock | since 26.09.2026 09:42 |
- Not observed: one Mac on 21.09.2026, offline.
- Not covered: your policies, your people, your cloud. Not a certification.
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A few practical questions.
Does this replace SOC 2 or ISO 27001?
No. Cybee reports your Macs against 10 compliance frameworks, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 among them, for technical controls only. It is not an audit, and the Trust Passport says so. An auditor still looks at your policies, your people and your cloud.
Is it really free?
Yes. Free has no limit on Macs or people, and no end date. We earn money when a company has to prove it, so you can start long before a customer asks.
Protection, the settings checks, fixing weak settings and the list of AI tools on each Mac are free. The Cybee subscription adds the sealed Trust Passport and security training, with a 14 day trial. It costs CHFEURUSDGBP 9 per Mac per month, or 90 a year, excluding tax. To try it, ask your AI assistant for the Trust Passport and use the Stripe link it sends. See the trial and plans
What does it change on my Mac?
It installs the Cybee app with a small icon in the menu bar, and asks you once to switch on its protection under Full Disk Access. It also connects Cybee to the AI assistants on that Mac. After that, no setting changes until the person who uses the Mac says yes. Your customer sees none of this, only the Trust Passport link you send. What it installs
Start with one Mac today. Add the team when you are ready.
Provable security: protection, hardening, and a dated record that proves both to whoever asks.
Cybee is a Swiss company under Swiss data protection law.
Send the setup guide to my Mac
Step by step, for your Mac. By AirDrop, message or email.
curl -sSf https://get.cybee.dev | shFrom get.cybee.dev, Cybee’s install server. Read the script
Run it in Terminal, a chat, your IDE or a CLI. Keep working where you started.Press Command and C to copy.
What the command does
- Installs a notarized agent on this Mac.
- Creates no account. The install is identified by a token.
- Starts protecting the device at once.
- Changes no setting until you confirm it in your AI assistant.
- Asks for this Mac’s administrator password once, and for no email address.
Your next customer will ask. Be ready.
curl -sSf https://get.cybee.dev | shPress Command and C to copy.
Run it in Terminal, a chat, your IDE or a CLI. Keep working where you started.
What the command does
- Installs a notarized agent on this Mac.
- Creates no account. The install is identified by a token.
- Starts protecting the device at once.
- Changes no setting until you confirm it in your AI assistant.
- Asks for this Mac’s administrator password once, and for no email address.