Meet your controls. Answer security questionnaires with ease.

Compliance frameworks all ask for the same core controls: managed devices, secure access, data protection, and audit evidence. Kitecyber turns those requirements into enforced policy from a single endpoint agent — covering device security (UEM), web security (SWG), data security (DLP), and zero-trust access (ZTNA) — so audits and questionnaires become quick to answer.

One agent, many frameworks

Kitecyber maps to the controls behind the certifications and regulations your customers ask about most.

SOC 2

Trust Services Criteria

ISO 27001

ISMS Annex A controls

ISO 42001

AI management system

NIST CSF

Cybersecurity Framework 2.0

PCI DSS

Cardholder data protection

GDPR

EU data protection

HIPAA

US healthcare PHI

DPDPA (India)

Digital Personal Data Protection Act

PIPEDA

Canada privacy law

CCPA / CPRA

California privacy

FERPA

US student records

What each framework asks — and how Kitecyber helps

For each framework below: the control area you’ll be asked about, and the Kitecyber capability that satisfies it.

SOC 2

AICPA Trust Services Criteria — security, availability, confidentiality

Logical & physical access controls (CC6.1)

ZTNA enforces least-privilege, identity- and device-aware access to private apps; UEM enforces device authentication, screen lock, and remote lock/wipe.

Restrict access to information assets (CC6.2–6.3)

ZTNA grants access by role and device posture; UEM ties each device to a user and de-provisions on offboarding.

Protect against malicious software (CC6.8)

SWG blocks malware, phishing, and malicious downloads in real time on the endpoint.

System monitoring & anomaly detection (CC7.2)

SWG and DLP continuously monitor web, SaaS, and data activity, flagging risky behavior and generating alerts.

Incident detection & response (CC7.3–7.4)

Real-time DLP/SWG alerts and unified logs support faster detection, triage, and response.

Change & configuration management (CC8.1)

UEM enforces baseline configurations, tracks device health, and reports configuration drift.

Confidentiality of sensitive data (C1.1–C1.2)

DLP discovers, classifies, and blocks unauthorized transfer of confidential data across endpoint, SaaS, and GenAI.

ISO 27001

ISMS — Annex A control objectives (2022)

Access control & identity (A.5.15–A.5.18)

ZTNA delivers role-based, least-privilege, passwordless access; UEM manages enrollment and de-provisioning.

Information classification & handling (A.5.12–A.5.13)

DLP auto-classifies data and enforces handling rules wherever it moves.

Protection against malware (A.8.7)

SWG blocks malicious sites, phishing, and ransomware in real time at the endpoint.

Endpoint device security (A.8.1)

UEM hardens and monitors managed and BYOD endpoints across Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Data leakage prevention (A.8.12)

DLP prevents exfiltration across endpoint, SaaS, email, and GenAI channels.

Web filtering (A.8.23)

SWG enforces URL and category filtering with full visibility into web access.

Logging & monitoring (A.8.15–A.8.16)

Unified activity logs across modules provide audit-ready monitoring evidence.

ISO 42001

AI Management System — governing AI use & risk

Inventory of AI systems & tools

Kitecyber discovers every AI/GenAI app and agent in use across endpoints, giving you the AI inventory the standard expects.

Controls over AI data inputs

DLP inspects and blocks sensitive data from entering prompts, uploads, or agent workflows in real time.

Access control for AI systems

ZTNA and UEM restrict which users and devices can reach sanctioned AI tools and internal AI services.

Monitoring & logging of AI usage

Activity logs record AI tool usage, prompts, and data movement for governance and review.

Risk treatment for shadow & agentic AI

SWG governs sanctioned/unsanctioned AI apps; DLP watches what AI agents touch and blocks risky transfers.

PCI DSS

Protecting cardholder data environments (v4.0)

Restrict access to cardholder data (Req 7)

ZTNA enforces need-to-know, least-privilege access to systems handling cardholder data.

Identify & authenticate access (Req 8)

UEM binds devices to users and ZTNA adds device- and identity-aware, passwordless authentication.

Protect stored & transmitted data (Req 3 & 4)

DLP detects and blocks unauthorized movement of card data; UEM enforces disk encryption.

Anti-malware & secure browsing (Req 5)

SWG prevents malware, phishing, and access to malicious sites from in-scope devices.

Maintain secure configurations (Req 2)

UEM enforces hardened baseline configurations and reports non-compliant devices.

Track & monitor access (Req 10)

Activity logging across endpoint, web, and data channels supports audit trails and reviews.

GDPR

EU General Data Protection Regulation

Security of processing (Art. 32)

DLP protects personal data with classification and exfiltration prevention; UEM enforces encryption; ZTNA limits who can reach it.

Data minimization & access control (Art. 5 & 25)

ZTNA enforces least-privilege access so only authorized users reach personal data.

Protection by design & default (Art. 25)

UEM and DLP enforce protective defaults — encryption, classification, and blocking — on every endpoint.

Breach detection & notification (Art. 33–34)

DLP and SWG surface incidents in real time, with logs to support 72-hour breach notification.

Records of processing & accountability (Art. 30)

Data lineage and audit logs document how personal data is accessed and moved.

HIPAA

US healthcare — safeguarding PHI

Access control & unique IDs (§164.312(a))

ZTNA enforces identity- and device-based access to systems holding PHI; UEM ties devices to users.

Audit controls (§164.312(b))

Unified logging records access to and movement of PHI for audit evidence.

Integrity & transmission security (§164.312(c),(e))

DLP and SWG protect PHI in motion across web, SaaS, email, and GenAI channels.

Device & media controls (§164.310(d))

UEM enforces encryption and enables remote lock/wipe for lost or stolen devices holding PHI.

Malicious software protection (§164.308(a)(5))

SWG blocks malware and phishing that could compromise PHI.

DPDPA (India)

Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023

Reasonable security safeguards (§8(5))

DLP, UEM, and SWG combine to protect personal data on endpoints, in transit, and across SaaS against unauthorized access and leakage.

Access limitation for Data Fiduciaries

ZTNA enforces least-privilege access so only authorized personnel reach personal data.

Prevent personal data breaches

Real-time DLP blocking and SWG threat prevention reduce the likelihood of unauthorized access or leakage.

Breach reporting readiness (§8(6))

Audit logs and real-time alerts support timely identification and reporting to the Data Protection Board of India.

Data lifecycle & erasure visibility (§8(7))

DLP classification and lineage give visibility into where personal data lives and how it moves, supporting retention and erasure duties.

PIPEDA

Canada — Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act

Safeguards principle (Principle 7)

DLP, UEM, and SWG protect personal information with classification, encryption, and exfiltration prevention scaled to its sensitivity.

Limiting use, disclosure & access

ZTNA enforces least-privilege access so personal information is only reached by authorized users.

Breach of security safeguards reporting

Real-time DLP/SWG detection and audit logs support assessing and reporting breaches of real risk of significant harm.

Accountability & evidence (Principle 1)

Unified logs document how personal information is accessed and moved, supporting accountability obligations.

CCPA / CPRA

California — consumer privacy

Reasonable security procedures (§1798.81.5)

DLP, UEM, and SWG provide reasonable, layered safeguards for personal information against unauthorized access and exfiltration.

Limit access to personal information

ZTNA enforces least-privilege, device-aware access to systems holding consumer data.

Protect against unauthorized disclosure

DLP blocks unauthorized sharing of personal information across endpoint, SaaS, email, and GenAI.

Support data-subject & deletion requests

DLP discovery and lineage help locate personal information to fulfill access and deletion requests.

Audit & accountability

Unified logging provides evidence of access and data movement for regulators.

FERPA

US education — protecting student education records

Control access to education records

ZTNA enforces least-privilege, identity- and device-aware access so only authorized staff reach student records.

Protect records on devices

UEM enforces encryption, screen lock, and remote lock/wipe on devices that store or access student data.

Prevent unauthorized disclosure

DLP detects and blocks sharing of student records across endpoint, SaaS, email, and GenAI tools.

Safe browsing for staff & students

SWG blocks phishing, malware, and risky sites that could expose education records.

Audit trail of access

Unified logs record who accessed or moved student records, supporting institutional accountability.

Four pillars that satisfy the same recurring controls

Most frameworks repeat a familiar set of requirements. Kitecyber’s four modules cover them end to end.

Encryption, screen lock, patch status, antivirus, asset inventory, remote lock & wipe, and continuous compliance enforcement on every device.

URL filtering, anti-phishing, ransomware prevention, and SaaS/GenAI governance to protect data in transit and online.

Discovery, classification, lineage, and real-time prevention of exfiltration across endpoint, SaaS, email, and GenAI.

Least-privilege, identity- and device-aware access to private apps, with no exposed network and passwordless authentication.

Answer the questionnaire in minutes, not weeks

“Are devices encrypted & managed?”

Yes — UEM enforces encryption, screen lock, and patching across all endpoints, with a live inventory and compliance status.

“How is access controlled?”

Least-privilege, device- and identity-aware ZTNA with passwordless authentication and no exposed network.

“How is sensitive data protected?”

DLP discovers, classifies, and blocks exfiltration of sensitive data across endpoint, SaaS, email, and GenAI.

“How do you stop phishing & malware?”

SWG blocks malicious sites, phishing, and ransomware in real time, directly on the endpoint.

“How is AI / GenAI usage governed?”

Kitecyber discovers AI tools and agents, and DLP blocks sensitive data from leaving via prompts or uploads.

“Can you show audit evidence?”

Unified logs across all modules produce audit-ready reports for access, data movement, and device health.

Continuous compliance,
not point-in-time scramble

Controls enforced, not documented

Policies are actively enforced on the endpoint — not just written in a binder.

Audit-ready evidence

Unified logs and reports map activity to the controls auditors ask about.

One platform, less overhead

UEM, SWG, DLP, and ZTNA in one agent means fewer tools and fewer gaps.

Fast time-to-compliance

Deploy in minutes and start enforcing controls across the fleet the same day.

Turn compliance into a checkbox you can prove

See how Kitecyber maps to SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, NIST, PCI DSS, GDPR, HIPAA, DPDPA, PIPEDA, CCPA, and FERPA — and makes your next security questionnaire easy to answer.

Our Success Stories

Testimonials

Amit Verma CEO, Codvo

“Kitecyber has been a game changer for our IT and security teams. Now they don’t operate in silos and can see a unified dashboard. We feel much better in our security posture and are saving almost 20 hrs a week in dealing with issues and tickets related to previous solutions. We also saved 50% in our total cost of ownership.”

Venkat Thiruvengadam CEO, Duplocloud

“Kitecyber helped us with IT, security and compliance as a unified solution. It saved us almost 50% in overall cost as compared to our previous solutions, while significantly improving our security and compliance. the builtin device management and IAM integrations, also optimized our onboarding and offboarding workflows.”

Drew Danner Managing Director, BD Emerson

“Kitecyber has been amazing for our SMB customers, who can now enjoy enterprise grade security with a simple and cost effective solution. Instead of dealing with multiple complex solutions, with Kitecyber they can get advanced security with ease using a single copilot”

Aayush Ghosh Choudhury Co-Founder & CEO, Scrut Automation

“No single product prior to Kitecyber could meet so many of the compliance controls while providing advanced SSE protection to SMBs. We are glad to partner with them and integrate with our GRC solution to simplify SMB security and compliance.”

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"After being scammed online, we decided to use Kitecyber and it has been awesome to find such a simple and effective security solution with so much coverage. One of the best solutions if you have remote teams who need protection and you need better sleep."

Awards & Recognitions

5/5 on G2

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Drew D. Managing Director

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Meet your controls. Answer security questionnaires with ease.

One agent, many frameworks

SOC 2

ISO 27001

ISO 42001

NIST CSF

PCI DSS

GDPR

HIPAA

DPDPA (India)

PIPEDA

CCPA / CPRA

FERPA

What each framework asks — and how Kitecyber helps

SOC 2

Logical & physical access controls (CC6.1)

Restrict access to information assets (CC6.2–6.3)

Protect against malicious software (CC6.8)

System monitoring & anomaly detection (CC7.2)

Incident detection & response (CC7.3–7.4)

Change & configuration management (CC8.1)

Confidentiality of sensitive data (C1.1–C1.2)

ISO 27001

Access control & identity (A.5.15–A.5.18)

Information classification & handling (A.5.12–A.5.13)

Protection against malware (A.8.7)

Endpoint device security (A.8.1)

Data leakage prevention (A.8.12)

Web filtering (A.8.23)

Logging & monitoring (A.8.15–A.8.16)

ISO 42001

Inventory of AI systems & tools