Platform overview
What 786 Cyber does, in one page. Three pillars, twelve capabilities, one version of the truth — and the three steps that get you there.
Download →v1.0 · Sep 2026
Downloads & resources
Everything we've written, in one place.
Data sheets, framework one-pagers, comparison guides and research. Take what's useful.
Everything except the framework guides needs no form and no email address — because gating a data sheet is a poor trade for both of us.
Start here
Platform overview — the full picture
Three pillars and the twelve point products built in, what the dashboards actually look like, the three motions, the first fourteen days, and the pricing. The one to send when someone asks "so what is it?"
Download →4 pages · Sep 2026
By pillar
Environment & People
Staff directory, MFA coverage, credential-breach monitoring, asset inventory and network connections — the "who" and "what" behind every other pillar.
Download →v1.1 · Sep 2026
Policy & Process
Compliance frameworks, controls, policies, evidence and audit readiness — built on 31 frameworks and 2,374 control-level cross-mappings.
Download →v1.1 · Sep 2026
Technology & Threats
Vulnerability prioritisation, cloud posture and external threat intelligence — scored by real-world exploitability, explained in plain English.
Download →v1.1 · Sep 2026
Testing & Validation
Active reconnaissance against your own estate — admin-gated, consent-based, and deliberately kept out of your posture score. Part of Technology & Threats; why that separation matters.
Download →v1.0 · Sep 2026
By framework
Cyber Essentials & CE+
What the assessment actually asks, what we can evidence for you automatically, and where the evidence you gather carries into ISO 27001, UK GDPR and other frameworks.
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ISO 27001
How the control set maps into the catalogue, which evidence carries over from other frameworks you're running, and where the manual work genuinely remains.
Get the guide →Sep 2026
NCA ECC (Saudi Arabia)
The Essential Cybersecurity Controls as a live assessment — not a mapping document read alongside a product built for somewhere else.
Get the guide →Sep 2026
SAMA Cyber Security Framework
For Saudi financial-sector organisations under SAMA supervision. Control coverage, evidence model and how it overlaps with what you already run.
Get the guide →Sep 2026
The Security Universe
Every framework in the catalogue, mapped. Explore how one control satisfies requirements across all 31 — free, on every plan, and free to browse here.
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For partners and MSPs
Partner & MSP data sheet
The delivery model in one page — multi-tenant, per-client data isolation, per-client billing, your branding, and the routed gap list that shows where your own services fit.
Download →v1.0 · Sep 2026
Research
Is your compliance coverage percentage short-sighted?
Why "we cover 94% of GDPR" is usually a meaningless number — a law is not a control set, and most of the articles nobody implements are counted anyway.
Read →3 Aug 2026
Cyber threat intelligence and OSINT, explained
What open-source intelligence actually gives you, what it doesn't, and how to tell a genuine threat-intelligence capability from a feed someone bought.
Read →29 Jul 2026
The Security Universe
How 31 frameworks reduce to one canonical control model — and why the mapping between them is the hard part, not the frameworks themselves.
Read →24 Jul 2026
A note on what is and isn't gated. Putting a form in front of a data sheet buys us an email address and costs you two minutes and some goodwill, so we don't. The framework guides are the exception: if you are working towards a specific certification we would rather know, because the useful next step is usually a conversation about your timeline rather than another PDF. There is also deliberately no "download everything" button — take the two things that match your situation, not twenty that don't.
Or skip the reading.
Connect your environment and see what's actually there — it's more convincing than a PDF.
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