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UASRUnified Attack Surface Reduction

Shrink your attack surface. Then prove it.

Know where you stand and put a number on it. Improve it with built-in guidance and tools. Shrink what an attacker can reach, across web, laptops, cloud, internal network and AI use, and produce the evidence when an auditor asks.

The Cyber Cockpit: an overall score of 63 out of 100, grade B, with a score for each security area

The question it answers

“How exposed are we, what do we fix first, and can we prove it?”

And what about AI?

Your team talks to AI all day: Le Chat, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini. UASR shows you which assistants are in use and what is being shared with them, and it stops sensitive data before it leaves.

AI conversations

Threads exchanged with AI assistants, captured by the browser extension.

Assistant
Device
Team
Messages
Sensitive data
Le Chat
Finance laptop 03
Finance
35
Critical, 5
ChatGPT
Dev laptop 11
Engineering
12
None
Claude
Dev laptop 07
Engineering
8
High, 1
Gemini
Marketing laptop 02
Marketing
3
None
ChatGPT
HR laptop 01
People
20
High, 2

Conversation

Le Chat, Finance laptop 03

Message from the user, hidden here

  • Critical
  • Credit card number
  • French IBAN

Blocked. The user was told why.

Based on the Browser DLP module.
  • See who uses what

    The web gateway built into the HORUS agent shows which AI assistants are in use, approved or not.

  • Go deeper in the browser

    Browser DLP sees the content itself: the conversations, the files, and what is sensitive in them.

  • Catch it in real time

    Card numbers, IBANs and other sensitive data are detected as it happens and ranked by severity.

  • Block it, or step in

    Stop the message outright, or interact with the person at the moment of risk so the data never leaves.

It is configurable, so you can fit it to the privacy and employment rules that apply to you. That visibility also helps you prepare for AI governance frameworks such as ISO/IEC 42001. It supports your compliance work.

Every surface. Six layers. One console.

One light agent on each machine, called HORUS, and one console. Turn on what you need now and add the rest later. Everything reports into the same score.

  • Attack surface

    See your company the way an attacker sees it, and prove your posture to clients without a questionnaire.

    Modules

    • External Asset Protection
    • Trust Center
  • Laptops and devices

    Harden every machine and keep it that way. Stop sensitive data leaving through the browser.

    Modules

    • Device Posture
    • Browser DLP
  • Web and cloud

    Control where people go on the internet. Find the Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace misconfiguration first.

    Modules

    • Secure Internet Access
    • SaaS Protection
  • Internal network

    Know what is on your network and how weak your Active Directory is. Have the playbook ready before the bad day.

    Modules

    • Internal Network
    • Crisis and Incidents
  • Risk and governance

    Know which assets you cannot afford to lose. Run a security programme, not a pile of findings.

    Modules

    • Business Impact Analysis
    • vCISO
    • Security Policies
    • Knowledge Base
  • Steering

    The one screen you open every morning, the reports management asked for, and an assistant that explains any issue.

    Modules

    • Cyber Cockpit
    • BI Reporting
    • Shen AI
    • Integrations

From diagnosis to fix. Then round again.

  1. Look everywhere

    Probes cover your internet exposure, laptops, cloud and SaaS, internal network and Active Directory. One view of the whole.

  2. Judge in context

    Each finding is weighed against your own security policy and the frameworks that apply to you.

  3. Plan the work

    Gaps become concrete actions, ranked by risk and by effort.

  4. Fix it

    Hardening measures are applied with guidance, or automatically.

It never stops. Drift is detected, the loop starts again from step one, and the score is updated.

What hospitals taught us.

Anonymised findings from our deployments in healthcare, and what we changed because of them.

  • An EDR you bought is not an EDR that runs.

    At two sites we found machines with no agent, agents installed but never switched on, and mixed versions. Real coverage needs checking, regularly.

  • The browser is an attack surface of its own.

    One site carried a very large number of browser extensions. Inventory them, then allow only what is approved.

  • Microsoft 365 apps collect privileges.

    Many applications held high privileges on the tenant. Apply least privilege and review consents on a schedule.

  • Being equipped is not being covered.

    External exposures turned up even where an attack-surface tool was already in place. An independent, continuous check still matters.

The field steers the product: customers asked for new frameworks and we added them.

One score. One policy.
One trusted system.

Start with your Cyber Score. In two weeks you know where you stand and what to fix first.