OMEGABYTE Cyber

One security picture for sites that cannot afford blind spots.

OMEGABYTE Cyber turns physical security signals, cyber controls, risk evidence, and executive reporting into one operational picture — so your locks and your logins show up in the same risk report. Mobile overwatch, physical security, and cyber readiness, coordinated by operators into one practical plan.

Operator-led Physical + cyber, one picture Executive evidence
Verkada MT81 security trailer mast head at dusk — PTZ cameras, talk-down horn speaker, and blue LED beacon on the telescoping mastVerkada MT81 Mobile overwatch — live deployment
30+ years
OMEGABYTE across small business, enterprise, government, research, and mission-critical work
One
Practical plan instead of five disconnected vendor conversations
Operatorled
Built by operators — the trailer is a tool, the operator is the product
Evidencebacked
Physical and cyber risk reported in the same executive language
Evidence, not adjectives

The intelligence feed behind your briefing is running right now.

Verified advisories from named public sources, collected hourly and triaged into what actually applies to your environment — with a clear next action. The figures below are live counts from our own collector, not a mockup.

  • Public advisory sources only — CISA, NVD, Microsoft, GitHub, vendor feeds
  • Every published item carries a source URL you can check yourself
  • No anonymous blogs, no unsupported claims, no hype
Public advisory data only. No customer data, no PII.
89
Critical open
18
New this week
104
Tracked (30 days)
Sources
  • CISA
  • NVD
  • Microsoft
  • GitHub
  • Vendor advisories
Live console · public advisory dataVerify on the live dashboard →
Why one picture

A propped-open door and an unpatched endpoint are the same problem from two directions.

Most organizations run physical security and cybersecurity as two programs that never meet — then discover the gap during an incident, an audit, or an insurance claim. OMEGABYTE Cyber treats them as one threat surface, so leadership sees a single picture of risk instead of two reports that never connect.

  • Physical events and cyber posture in one executive view
  • Readiness across both surfaces, not one at a time
  • Evidence you can show a board, an auditor, or an insurer
How you grow with us

Start with a review. Mature into one operating model.

No funnel, no pressure. A clear path from a first review to a converged, evidence-backed security program across every site.

Review — see what is actually exposed

A fixed-scope review of a site or your cyber posture. Plain-language output, no obligation, no funnel.

Roadmap — decide what to fix first

A prioritised plan: what is exposed, what to do first, and how the physical and cyber work fit together.

Deploy — put the controls in place

Mobile overwatch, Verkada-powered physical systems, and cyber remediation coordinated as one program.

Govern — keep the evidence current

Everything reports into one executive picture, then matures into a recurring, evidence-backed program.

Who we build for

Serious buyers with exposed sites and real consequences.

Mid-market and enterprise-adjacent operators where downtime, theft, unauthorized access, or weak evidence is not acceptable.

Construction & contractors

Logistics & yards

Data centers

Utilities & infrastructure-adjacent

Schools & campuses

Churches & community

Dealerships & property

Remote & temporary sites

How we work

One plan, coordinated by operators — not five vendor conversations.

Built on 30+ years of OMEGABYTE operating history, OMEGABYTE Cyber coordinates your security architecture, readiness roadmap, and reporting — working with qualified vendor and implementation partners where appropriate. You get one practical plan and one point of accountability.

See how we work
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Get Started

Have a site, a facility, or a renewal coming up?

Tell us about the site or the risk. We'll recommend where to start — a Site Security Review, a Cyber Readiness Review, or both — and the next step from there.