Skin in the game

Aquadome watches the cables, wind farms, ports and fleets you protect, and the network behind every vessel near them: who owns it, who crews it, who moves it. Threats at sea start on shore, in ownership structures, crewing agencies and logistics partners, weeks before the vessel shows up. When a threat starts to form, you get one assessed warning with advice, in the systems you already use. Every finding links to a source, a date and a named indicator.

With Cryptly you send a password, API key or private note through a one-time link, or ask someone to send you one. Your browser encrypts the secret before it leaves your device. The key is part of the link and never reaches the server. The link opens once, then the server deletes the secret. You don't need an account or an email address.

Most organisations protect what they control, not what they depend on. CyberInstinct turns security-aware people across your supply chain into human sensors. They answer short questions in the channel they already use: an app, SMS, WhatsApp or Signal. AI turns those answers into trust scores and early warnings, so you hear about a weak spot before it becomes an incident. It runs next to your existing systems, without integration.

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