Cyberiad
A managed platform for the whole Linux hardening lifecycle: from a recognised security standard to signed configuration and auditor-ready evidence.
- Tailor
- Approve
- Sign
- Deliver
- Harden
- Prove
Cyber security for regulated sectors
Linux hardening you can prove to your auditor.
Hardening means configuring servers to a recognised security standard such as CIS, DISA STIG or ANSSI. Cyberiad, our platform, runs the process with approvals, signed releases and before-and-after evidence, for banks, insurers, healthcare and critical infrastructure in the UK, EU and US.
What we do
A product and the people behind it
Professional services
Cyber security, cloud and custom software engineering for organisations that have to show how their systems are built and run.
- Cyber security
- Cloud
- Custom software development
Who we work with
Where security is regulated
We support regulated organisations and organisations with complex infrastructure in the UK, EU and US.
Secure configuration is a control in the frameworks your auditors use
- UK
- EU
- US
- International
- Banks
- Insurers
- Payment firms
- Financial market infrastructure
- Healthcare
- Critical infrastructure
Cyberiad, a Haction product
One process, from standard to proof
Cyberiad runs the whole process in one place, from choosing the standard to proving the result: tailor, approve, sign, deliver, harden and prove.
Audit-ready
See who approved what, and when.
Less manual work
Ready-made profiles for recognised standards instead of your own scripts.
No access to your servers
The platform never knows your passwords.
Numbers, not promises
From 92 to 5 failing security rules (of 295 checked) on a freshly installed RHEL 9 server with the CIS standard.
From 92 to 5 failing security rules (of 295 checked) on a freshly installed RHEL 9 server with the CIS standard.
Measured on our own test machines (stock cloud images), not on a customer estate, September 2026.
See all results- 40
Linux security guides in the catalogue
- 2,083
distinct rules across the catalogue
- 5,776
Haction advisories covering every rule, value and group
Catalogue and advisory figures as of 27–28 September 2026.
How we work
Three principles in everything we do
- 01
Concrete
We name the requirement, the setting and the number.
- 02
Evidence-based
Every number has a source, every change a trail.
- 03
Matter-of-fact
We describe risk factually, without scaring people.
Next step
30 minutes: a Cyberiad demonstration on the Linux system you choose
You pick the system and the standard; we show the whole process. Free, in our test environment, with no access to your network.
Email us
- Demos and sales
- sales@haction.co.uk
- General enquiries
- contact@haction.co.uk