Self-hosted IAM that never leaves your walls
Run passwordless identity and access management entirely inside your own data center — even fully air-gapped. Your identities, keys, and audit logs stay on hardware you control, with no dependency on an external cloud to authenticate your people.
The data-residency problem
For regulated, sovereign, and defense workloads, "just use our cloud" is a non-starter. Identity data is the most sensitive system you run — whoever controls it controls access to everything else. Shipping that to a multi-tenant SaaS means trusting a third party with your crown jewels, accepting their outages as your outages, and hoping their region and retention rules match your compliance obligations. Many teams simply cannot, legally or contractually.
Deploy inside your perimeter
CyberCyko installs on your own servers — data center, private rack, or an isolated enclave. Nothing about the control plane depends on our cloud.
Keep every secret local
Identities, hardware-key registrations, and audit logs are stored on infrastructure you own and back up. No identity data crosses your boundary.
Authenticate offline
Sign-in is a local challenge signed by the device’s hardware key. It keeps working with no outbound internet, so an air-gapped site is fully supported.
Own your compliance story
Because the data never leaves, residency, retention, and access-control obligations are satisfied by design — not by a vendor’s attestation.
Can it run fully air-gapped, with no internet at all?
Yes. Authentication is a local cryptographic challenge, so an isolated site with no outbound connectivity signs its people in exactly the same way.
Where is our identity data stored?
On infrastructure you own and operate. Identities, device registrations, and audit logs stay inside your perimeter — nothing is mirrored to an external tenant.
Who is on-premise deployment for?
Regulated finance, healthcare, government, defense, and any organization whose data-residency or sovereignty rules forbid putting identity in a multi-tenant SaaS.
Do we lose features versus the cloud version?
No. The passwordless, hardware-bound sign-in experience is identical; the difference is only where the control plane lives — your hardware instead of ours.
Identity is the one system you should never hand to someone else. Run it on your own hardware, inside your own walls, on your own terms.