Our story
It began where the gap is widest: a hospital, with the duties of a large group and the means of a small one.
Cybershen was founded in 2022 by Amré Abou Ali, an engineer from Télécom SudParis — Institut Polytechnique de Paris, certified ESSI by ANSSI, France's national cybersecurity agency. Before Cybershen he was a CISO in healthcare.
Mid-sized organisations sit inside everyone else's value chain, and they are the ones with the least means to defend it. The tools built for large groups ask for people they do not have: a team to run them, a project to deploy them, a year before the first result.
So the approach had to change. Put part of the expertise inside the product. Automate what can be automated. Use artificial intelligence to find what is exposed and to guide the fix, instead of adding one more dashboard to read.
That is what the three products do today. UASR shrinks your attack surface and turns it into one score. The ZT-Station gives an administrator one laptop with several sealed rooms. ZT-SSE authenticates, encrypts and authorises every connection, without changing your applications.
