SysCyber

Architecture

An on-prem architecture with explicit trust boundaries.

Agents collect evidence, a local control plane analyses it and holds the records, and every inbound release is verified before it is staged.

SysCyber · Reference architectureSheet 01

Trust boundary summary

Deployment
Inside the customer environment
Control plane
Local — analysis, workflows and records
Evidence
Endpoint Agents on each host
Security data
Designed to stay local
Inbound
Signed product, Agent and intelligence releases — verified before staging
Outbound
No outbound path for security data

Status · Reference viewFig. 1 below

Control stays inside your environment.

One boundary, one verification point, no outbound path for security data.

Fig. 1 — Trust boundaryOn-prem deploymentReference viewNot to scale
Outside · release channel

SysCyber release channel

  • Signed product releaseSigned
  • Signed Agent releaseSigned
  • Signed vulnerability intelligenceSigned · Versioned
Customer environment · local control
SysCyber control planeLocal
  • 2.1Asset & evidence inventory
  • 2.2Exposure analysis
  • 2.3Attack paths
  • 2.4Remediation workflows
  • 2.5Audit trail
  • 2.6Reports
DataLocal security data
IntelligenceLocal vulnerability intelligence

Endpoint Agents

  • Application serverAGENT-01
  • Database serverAGENT-02
  • Service hostAGENT-03
VerifySignature check before staging

No outbound path for security data

Callouts

Endpoint Agents
One boundary per host.
Local control plane
Inside the customer environment.
SysCyber release channel
Outside. Signed releases only.
Local security data
Held locally.
Local vulnerability intelligence
Active once verified.
Verify
Every inbound release, before staging.

Legend

  • Customer environment boundary
  • Agent boundary, per host
  • Signed inbound release
  • Verification gate
Drawing
SysCyber reference architecture
Sheet
Trust boundary
Status
Illustrative

What runs where.

Six components, each in a defined place.

  • Endpoint Agent

    On each host

    Collects asset and security evidence on each host.

  • Local control plane

    Inside your environment

    Analysis, workflows, records and reporting.

  • Local security data

    Local

    Evidence, paths, operations and audit records.

  • Local vulnerability intelligence

    Local · verified

    Operates locally once verified and activated.

  • Exposure and attack paths

    Control plane

    Routes toward critical assets and the controls that break them.

  • Remediation, audit and Reports

    Control plane

    Approval, verification and the audit record.

Fig. 2 · Release states inside the customer environment

Signed releasesInside your environment · state matrix
Illustrative release states inside the customer environment
ReleaseReceivedVerifiedStagedActive
Product releaseVersioned releasereachedreachedreachedcurrent state
Agent releaseVersioned releasereachedreachedcurrent statepending
Vulnerability intelligenceVersioned releasereachedcurrent statependingpending
VerifiedReachedPendingIllustrative states. Identifiers are placeholders, not real releases.

Signed distribution

Verified at the boundary, then staged.

Releases arrive signed and versioned. Your environment verifies each one, stages it, then activates it.

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