Identify hidden cyber risks and shadow IT with Cypac’s continuous attack surface discovery for Hawaii businesses.
"Understand your network's vulnerabilities before someone else does."
Howard Whitman - Sales
DEEP CYBERSECURITY
Attack Surface Discovery Specs
Attack Surface Discovery: Identification of hidden cloud entry points and forgotten digital assets.
Continuous Shadow IT Search: Proactive discovery of unauthorized applications and "Shadow AI" tools.
Compliance Scoping: Precise CMMC Level 2 Boundary Mapping required for federal contracts.
Vulnerability Tracking: 24/7 perimeter monitoring to stop exploits before they reach the lot.
Vulnerability Assessment
Internal equipment vulnerability scan to evaluate manufacturer's vulnerabilities, maintenance history and security software effectiveness. Examples: Windows Workstations, IP cameras, printers, phones, conference room equipment and any other visible IP connected devices.
Network File Share Permission Audit
Comprehensive network share permission audit for least privilege review for all network shares by device and user. Full report on who has access to what, with recommendations on proper deployment of least privilege.
Scan Remote Worker Devices
Comprehensive scan of employee devices used for work. Remote work environments can make it considerably more difficult for an organization to maintain visibility and control over the data security of its employees.
Penetration Testing
Simulate cyber attacks against your network to check for exploitable vulnerabilities. Also known as a 'Pen Test'. The purpose of this simulated attack is to identify any weak spots in a system’s defenses which attackers could take advantage of.
Scan Internet-of-Things Devices
External network vulnerability scan for Internet facing devices such as firewalls, cameras and IP phones. Identify prohibited Chinese telecom equipment and vulnerable access points for all of your devices - not just computers.
Full Report with Recommendations
Easy-to-understand report card summarizing findings. Printed and bound reports for management review and archival. Review session to interpret findings and recommend action steps for remediation.
We are Hawaii's cybersecurity specialists.
If you are serious about safeguarding your critical network infrastructure and digital assets, you shouldn't be contacting your local phone company. Our team lives and works in Hawaii and we are dedicated to protecting the organizations that surround us.
What is the difference between a standard vulnerability scan and Cypac’s 'Total Reveal'?
A standard scan only looks for known bugs in your existing software. Total Reveal goes deeper by performing External Attack Surface Management (EASM)—it discovers the assets you didn’t know you had, such as forgotten cloud instances, subdomains, and "Shadow IT."
In Hawaii’s 2026 threat landscape, identifying the hidden entry points is more critical than simply patching known ones.
Can Total Reveal identify "Shadow AI" and unauthorized cloud tools in our organization?
Yes. One of the primary risks in 2026 is the adoption of unauthorized AI browser extensions and "SaaS-drift" by employees.
Total Reveal proactively identifies these unauthorized cloud connections and Shadow AI tools, allowing your IT team to bring them under management or decommission them before they become a gateway for data exfiltration or credential theft.
How does Total Reveal support Hawaii contractors with CMMC 2.0 Level 2 compliance?
Under CMMC 2.0 Phase 1 (active as of Nov 2025), accurate Asset Scoping is the most frequent cause of audit failure. Total Reveal provides the verifiable inventory required to define your CUI (Controlled Unclassified Information) boundary.
We ensure that every system handling defense data is identified and accounted for, preventing costly "out-of-scope" surprises during your 2026 certification process.
How often should a Hawaii business run a Total Reveal attack surface assessment?
Because the digital landscape changes daily, we recommend Continuous Discovery or at least monthly assessments. For Hawaii medical practices under the May 2026 HIPAA updates or financial firms under FTC Safeguards, quarterly "point-in-time" scans are no longer sufficient. Continuous visibility ensures that a new office in Kapolei or a remote worker in Maui doesn't accidentally open a hole in your perimeter.
