What We Do.

1. The Problem

Today, countless cybersecurity companies build products that protect consumers and enterprises from threats delivered through phishing, network perimeters, browser extensions, web services or misconfigured cloud settings. Many of these products perform well and are essential to safeguarding sensitive information.

These solutions share a critical assumption: the threat is remote. As famously described by Clifford Stoll in his book The Cuckoo's Egg, attackers typically appear as electrical signals traveling through copper wires or photons moving through fiber optic cables—from anywhere in the world. Consequently, defenses are primarily structured around detecting and mitigating precisely these remote threats.

However, these defenses overlook Close-Range Attacks. What if attackers fail to compromise your systems remotely and instead choose to approach your infrastructure physically or remotely exploit nearby wireless networks to pivot to your environment? This is precisely the threat Nzyme addresses.

Physical intrusions and close-proximity threats might not factor into every threat model, and our intent is not to frighten users away from public WiFi or turn offices into fortresses. Nevertheless, the risk and sophistication of these threats exist on a spectrum. Our mission is to empower everyone to effectively defend against the realistic threats applicable to their context.

Nzyme helps protect you from:

• Unauthorized devices joining your WiFi networks
• Attacks aimed at penetrating your WiFi to access underlying networks
• Rogue WiFi access points
• Evil-Twin WiFi attacks
• Unauthorized physical connections to your local network
• Unauthorized Internet Hotspots
• Unauthorized Bluetooth devices in proximity
• WiFi devices unintentionally broadcasting sensitive information