Single-tenant IAM in your own cloud
Get the operational ease of cloud without the multi-tenant risk. CyberCyko deploys as a dedicated, single-tenant instance inside your own VPC — your AWS, Azure, or GCP account — so your identity plane is isolated to you while your team skips the burden of running bare metal.
The shared-tenancy problem
Public SaaS identity is convenient, but your identities share infrastructure, a network, and a blast radius with thousands of other customers. A noisy-neighbor incident, a cross-tenant bug, or a provider-wide outage becomes your outage — and your most sensitive data sits in a boundary you don’t control. Running everything on-prem avoids that, but not every team wants to own physical hardware, capacity planning, and rack maintenance just to log people in.
Provision in your cloud account
CyberCyko deploys a dedicated instance into your own VPC on AWS, Azure, or GCP. It lives in your account, behind your network controls.
Isolate to a single tenant
No shared database, no shared network, no neighbors. Your identity plane is yours alone — the isolation of on-prem with the elasticity of cloud.
Keep data in your region
Because the instance runs in a region and account you choose, residency and network egress rules are satisfied by where you put it.
Skip the hardware ops
You get single-tenant isolation without buying servers or planning capacity — the cloud provider runs the metal, you own the boundary.
How is this different from public SaaS identity?
Public SaaS is multi-tenant — you share infrastructure and a blast radius with every other customer. A private-cloud deployment is a dedicated instance in your own account, isolated to you alone.
Which clouds are supported?
AWS, Azure, and GCP. The instance runs in your VPC, in the region and account you choose.
How is this different from on-premise?
Same single-tenant isolation, but the cloud provider runs the underlying hardware. Choose private cloud when you want that isolation without operating physical servers; choose on-premise when data must stay in your own building.
Do our own security controls still apply?
Yes. Because it runs in your VPC, your security groups, network policies, logging, and monitoring govern it like any other workload you own.
Single-tenant isolation, in the cloud you already run. Your identity plane, your account, your boundary — without a rack to maintain.