About Cyrus Vector

Journalistic rigor meets practical defense engineering

Cyrus Vector was founded as a cybersecurity technology company that reports on breaches, vulnerabilities, and threats with the discipline of a modern publication. Every story is checked against primary sources before it reaches readers. The same team builds hands-on tutorials, tests security software, and advises small businesses on configuration reviews, MFA rollout, and employee access reviews.

Editorial coverage, technical education, product evaluation, and business security work are kept under one roof, with clear boundaries between each.

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Our principles

Verify before we publish. Explain before we advise. Disclose before we recommend.

We check zero-day and threat intelligence technically before publishing it, and we explain our findings in terms a practitioner can act on. Our security guidance is pragmatic and understandable, without fearmongering or sensationalism. No one can promise total protection, so we say what a control does, where it falls short, and what to check next.

Editorial policy

How we review, disclose, and handle your data

Reviews are evaluated against published criteria: what a tool does, how it was tested, where it fits, and what a small business should weigh before choosing it. Scores are not sold, and vendors cannot buy placement or edit findings. Where commercial relationships exist, including Business Security engagements, we label them clearly and keep advisory work separate from objective software evaluation. Sponsored content is marked as such.

Privacy and terms govern how we collect, use, and protect information from readers and clients. Read our full Privacy Policy and Terms of Service before submitting data. We collect only what is needed to answer inquiries, deliver purchased resources, and send newsletters you have chosen to receive.