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What is the difference between system telemetry and customer data?
Short answer: System telemetry describes how software is behaving — which process started which, ...
What data does Cyber Crucible collect — and what does it never collect?
Short answer: Cyber Crucible operates under a Zero-Content Harvesting directive. It processes sys...
Why does protecting identity data require kernel-level access?
Short answer: Because the theft happens in the space between a program requesting credential data...
What is key-based authentication, and why do stolen keys grant lasting access?
Short answer: Key-based authentication proves identity with a cryptographic private key instead o...
Where does Windows store passwords and credentials?
Short answer: In several predictable places — the Windows Credential Manager, browser password st...
What are cryptocurrency wallet keys, and why is theft irreversible?
Short answer: A wallet key is the private cryptographic key that authorizes spending from a crypt...
What is an API key, and what happens if one is stolen?
Short answer: An API key is a secret string that identifies and authorizes a program — rather tha...
What are browser cookies, and how do attackers abuse them?
Short answer: Cookies are small pieces of data a website stores in your browser, and some of them...
What is a refresh token, and why is losing one especially damaging?
Short answer: A refresh token is a long-lived credential used to silently obtain new access token...
What is a session token, and why is stealing one worse than stealing a password?
Short answer: A session token is the credential your browser or app holds after you log in, provi...
What happens when a program tries to access identity data it shouldn't?
Short answer: It depends on whether the program is trusted and whether it has been compromised. A...
How is identity data protected?
Short answer: Cyber Crucible identifies the locations where identity data is stored and protects ...
Why does intent-based prevention generate less alert noise than signature-based detection?
Short answer: Because it asks a narrower question. Signature and heuristic tools alert whenever s...
What happened to the security industry's "dumb collector" model?
Short answer: For years vendors advised that local endpoint processing was obsolete and pushed li...
What questions should we ask any endpoint security vendor?
Short answer: Ask where decisions are made, what happens without connectivity, what the tool depe...
How should we run a proof of concept for a prevention tool?
Short answer: Deploy it alongside your existing stack in a real production environment and compar...
What evidence is there that Cyber Crucible actually stops attacks?
Short answer: Documented customer deployments, independent testing by a major accounting and advi...
We were breached recently. Can Cyber Crucible be deployed into an environment that may already be compromised?
Short answer: Yes. Cyber Crucible evaluates what programs are doing right now rather than searchi...
Why do MSPs and resellers partner with Cyber Crucible?
Short answer: Because autonomous prevention lets a partner own the margin, the customer relations...
How does Cyber Crucible support government and high-security environments?
Short answer: Through complete data sovereignty — fully on-premises installation in physically se...