Four environments·One platform·Consequence in physical units
Where a breach becomes
a physical event.
Kybernao was built for environments where the last hop of an attack moves something real. Each one gets the same platform, tuned to its own safety rules, links and units of consequence.
01 · Energy and utilities
Energy and utilities
Generation, transmission, distribution and water systems, where the route from a corporate identity to a breaker is often shorter than anyone has measured.
Example route · illustrative
- Entra ID account
- VPN
- Historian
- Engineering workstation
- Relay controller
- Breaker 12
Consequence18 MW feeder tripped
Typical nodesNODE-INODE-R
- Passive discovery on NODE-I, with no packets a plant engineer would not approve.
- Routes that end at a breaker, pump or feeder, with the consequence stated in megawatts or gallons.
- Evidence arranged for NERC CIP and IEC 62443 reviews.
02 · Industrial and manufacturing
Industrial and manufacturing
Discrete and process manufacturing, where isolating the wrong host stops a line and every change window is scheduled weeks ahead.
Example route · illustrative
- Supplier portal
- MES server
- Line HMI
- PLC-7
- Filler cell
ConsequenceLine 3 stopped, 1,200 units an hour
Typical nodesNODE-I
- Containment ranked by what it will stop, so you never trade one outage for another.
- Retests scheduled around change windows, not around an audit date.
- Sites compared without exposing one plant's layout to another.
03 · Defense and tactical
Defense and tactical
Forward, expeditionary and shipboard missions that run on denied, degraded or intermittent links, with no central system to call back to.
Example route · illustrative
- Partner portal
- Mission server
- Radio gateway
- Tactical router
- Convoy comms
ConsequenceConvoy loses comms for the movement window
Typical nodesNODE-SNODE-X
- NODE-S and NODE-X run the whole platform in a pack or a vehicle.
- Detection and containment keep working through a total link loss.
- Selected state federates to other sovereign nodes when a link returns.
04 · Critical facilities
Critical facilities
Data centers, campuses, ports and transit, where a building management system sits under every workload and appears in no inventory.
Example route · illustrative
- Cloud automation role
- DCIM
- BMS controller
- CRAC row 4
- Hall B cooling
ConsequenceHall B thermal margin gone in 11 minutes
Typical nodesNODE-R
- One graph across cloud estate, on-premises systems and the facility control layer.
- Consequence in capacity and thermal margin, the units your business plans in.
- Vendor remote access mapped as a route, not a line in a spreadsheet.
Map one site in your industry with us.
We build the graph from your own configuration and walk the first route to its consequence.