Cyvatar.ai

Business Email Compromise (BEC) cost U.S. businesses $2.8 billion in 2024. The page describes AI-BEC tactics, including voice clones, deepfake video calls, and LLM-written phishing, and outlines 10 controls.

Detection-only and prevention-only security programs both fail against ransomware. Ransomware continuous remediation unifies them by closing the gaps that prevention misses and response only contains.

Storm-1811 floods inboxes with spam, then calls targets on Microsoft Teams while posing as IT; ransomware loads by the screen-share stage. The page outlines the attack chain, defensive gaps, and tenant settings to disable.

Microsoft disclosed Storm-2949 in May 2026. The page describes its use of Self-Service Password Reset abuse, a phone call, and an MFA prompt resembling a routine IT request, and covers risks and Entra ID configuration changes.

The page compares Cyvatar's managed security approach with BitSight (Moody's) enterprise cyber-ratings platform for organizations with fewer than 3,000 employees.

The page compares Cyvatar's managed security delivery with Black Kite's enterprise third-party risk and FAIR modeling platform for organizations with fewer than 3,000 employees.

The page compares Cyvatar with Arctic Wolf, traditional MSSPs, MDR providers, and IT companies across 21 security categories.

Compare Cyvatar vs Arctic Wolf side by side. Arctic Wolf covers 3-4 security categories and alerts. Cyvatar covers 21 categories, remediates vulnerabilities, maps 24 compliance frameworks, and has zero customer breaches in 7+ years.

Enterprise-grade full stack cybersecurity, continuously remediated. The same stack the Fortune 500 runs — agentic prevention, remediation, and event correlation across 21 categories of cybersecurity. Seven years. 229 customers. Zero major breaches or ransomware.