The conference-room product. Per-room appliance behind the network drop, Device DNA™ on every device, dated evidence pack on demand.
See RoomIQ →Securing the boardroom.
Every conference room is a network. Codec, microphones, smart camera, wireless presenter, IoT sensors on the table, the unmanaged switch behind the AV closet. CybrIQ runs Layer 1 visibility across that surface, so the CISO question 'how is this room secured?' has a dated, per-device answer ready before it gets asked.
For: AV integrators, CISOs, executive security leads, GRC.
Where the boardroom gap shows up.
USB impostors at the table.
Plug-and-play USB devices that report as keyboards or network cards. The OS trusts the descriptor; the descriptor lies. CybrIQ catches them by electrical signature, not by descriptor.
Tampered cameras and codecs.
Devices altered upstream of the install (in transit, in storage, pre-deployment). Look identical, behave differently. Without an electrical fingerprint, indistinguishable from clean inventory.
Hidden network gear behind the codec.
Unmanaged 4-port and 5-port switches stuffed behind the codec to extend connectivity. They create downstream ports nobody on the IT team commissioned. CybrIQ catches the change in the codec's signature first.
Rogue adapters and contractor gear.
Wireless dongles, video adapters, and network connectors quietly added to a high-trust room. Often introduced by accident, sometimes deliberately. Either way, invisible to NAC.
What changes when CybrIQ runs against this use case.
The CybrIQ products and services that ship the outcome.
Pair with RoomIQ when the boardroom evidence has to feed an active audit cycle (SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI 4.0, NIST CSF, CMMC).
See ComplianceIQ →Bring one boardroom. Walk out with the per-device record.
30 minutes. One environment. The artifact at the end is yours either way.