CyberGuard by Gusforce.ai
Know how safe your site really is.
CyberGuard checks your website at least once a day for the problems attackers look for first, explains each one in simple terms, and can fix the common ones in a click.
Why it matters
AI made building faster. It made attacking faster too.
Most sites that get broken into weren't singled out. They had a door left open: an expired certificate, a file anyone could download, a setting nobody switched on. CyberGuard finds those open doors so you can close them before someone else finds them.
Blue Team · Live
Checked at least once a day.
CyberGuard looks at your site from the outside, the way an attacker would. Every finding comes with what it means, why it matters, and what to do.
Uptime and certificates
Is your site up, is HTTPS enforced, and is your certificate valid, strong, and nowhere near expiring.
Security settings
The browser security headers that protect your visitors, graded as missing or set up wrong, not just present.
Exposed files and leaked secrets
Code history, backups, config files, and files holding passwords or API keys that anyone could download from your site.
Email spoofing protection
Whether someone could send email pretending to be you, based on your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records.
Login cookie safety
Whether the cookies that keep your users signed in have the safety settings browsers rely on.
Vulnerable code libraries
Connect your GitHub, and the libraries your code depends on are checked against public vulnerability databases.
Every scan also produces an OWASP Top 10 report card: how your site measures up against the industry's standard list of the most common web security risks.
Go Fix
Fixes, not just findings.
Most security tools hand you a list of problems. CyberGuard helps you close them.
It finds the problem.
Explained in simple terms: what it is, why it matters, and how urgent it is.
You click Go Fix.
Nothing changes until a person decides.
It makes the fix.
For common issues, it prepares a code change for you to approve or applies a safe, reversible setting, then tells you exactly what changed. For everything else, you get step-by-step instructions.
How it works with you
Built for owners, not security teams.
Simple language
No jargon. A score for each site, what changed, and what to do next. If you can read, you can stay on top of your security.
A monthly report you'll actually read
One short email a month: your score, what changed, what's left to do, and what got fixed.
Only looks, never touches
It never logs in, never sends attack traffic, never sits between your site and your visitors, and never changes anything on its own.
Your results stay yours
Each client's sites and results are walled off from every other client's. Bring your own team in, each with their own sign-in and role.
Coverage
Blue Team today. Red Team next.
Blue Team
Defense. Daily checks, jargon-free findings, and one-click fixes for common problems.
Red Team
Attack-style testing of your own platform, the way a penetration tester would, run only with your written permission and never automatically.
Answered plainly
What CyberGuard is not.
Not a firewall.
It doesn't sit in front of your site or block traffic. Keep your firewall. CyberGuard checks the settings it can see from the outside.
Not traffic or login monitoring.
It checks how your site is set up. It doesn't watch who's visiting or signing in.
Not a compliance certificate.
It gives you evidence for insurance and client questionnaires, like the OWASP Top 10 report card, not a certification.
Every Gusforce.ai build comes with CyberGuard.
Already have a site I didn't build? CyberGuard works on it too.