Eight short situations. Each one is something the demo can show or a customer can check for themselves.
For the IT admin
Monday, new joiner
Anita starts today. IT sends one invite email. She installs the agent on her laptop, pairs her phone, and IT assigns her apps.
She is working in fifteen minutes. No password is ever handed to her, so there is none to write on a sticky note.
Monday, new joiner: CyberCyko console showing enrolled devices
The device list shows the new laptop as soon as it is enrolled.
For the IT admin
The 9 pm reset that does not happen
Nobody forgets a fingerprint. Password-reset tickets for the laptop and every app signed in through CyberCyko go away, and so does the 90-day rotation reminder.
The IT team stops being on call for lockouts.
The 9 pm reset that does not happen: CyberCyko Authenticator showing an approved sign-in
The phone shows a sign-in approved with a face check.
For the CISO and IT admin
Laptop left in a cab
The laptop is locked from the console as soon as it reconnects. Disk encryption was enforced, and the console shows it applied on that machine.
Whoever has the laptop has no password to guess and no way to sign in without the employee’s phone and fingerprint.
Laptop left in a cab: CyberCyko console showing details for an enrolled Windows laptop
The device view shows the laptop record and its reported encryption state.
For the IT admin and CISO
Someone leaves on Friday
One click removes their access to the laptop and every app signed in through CyberCyko. The action is recorded in a tamper-evident log: any later edit shows up when the log is checked.
Monday’s audit question has a one-line answer. Accounts inside other services may still need closing there.
Someone leaves on Friday: CyberCyko console showing administrative activity
The activity view records the removal and who made it.
For the CEO and CISO
A customer sends a security questionnaire
“How do you enforce disk encryption?” “Who has admin access?” “Can you prove settings are applied?”
The compliance view answers with per-laptop evidence mapped to the controls the questionnaire cites. It is an afternoon’s work, not a week’s.
A customer sends a security questionnaire: CyberCyko console showing a Windows security checklist
The checklist shows settings reported by an enrolled Windows laptop.
For the CISO
The auditor asks who changed what
Every admin action is in a linked log. The auditor clicks Verify integrity and the whole chain is checked in front of them.
No exported spreadsheet needed.
The auditor asks who changed what: CyberCyko administrative activity view with the Verify integrity button
The activity view, with the Verify integrity button an auditor can press.
For the CISO and CEO
The phishing email
A convincing fake sign-in page asks for a password. There is not one to give.
The employee’s key is inside their phone and only their fingerprint can use it, so that route in is closed.
The phishing email: CyberCyko Authenticator showing an approved sign-in
The phone approval is the only step an employee ever sees.
For the IT admin
A user is stuck and you are not in the office
From the same console, take over their screen with keyboard and mouse and fix it.
The session is logged.
A user is stuck and you are not in the office: CyberCyko device detail view used during an IT support conversation
The device view gives IT the laptop context before taking over the screen.