Observe
An intruder finds a network that answers like yours. You see every packet they send, from the first one.
Blue Oil™
Designed for the machine era. Built against the machine apex adversaries.
krupiq is a compliance tool that takes care of cybersecurity. It lays decoys that look like your network and hands intruders compute tasks instead of your data, so you stay ahead of DORA, stay resilient and keep uptime running. One click gives you a full audit in minutes, as an immutable PDF.
- Built to hold off a swarm of a million bots.
- A full audit in minutes, as an immutable PDF.
- GDPR, NIS2, DORA and SEC duties met by design.
Our partners
- SecarmaIndependent security testing
- SUSEHardened operating system
- NVIDIAHardware acceleration
- TechPassportSupplier assurance for banks
Compliance, without the consultancy
Cut through the red tape. Stay ahead.
Cybersecurity is a compliance duty before it is anything else. krupiq does the cybersecurity and hands you the evidence.
One click, one audit
A full audit of what was watched, what was touched and what was proved, in minutes, as an immutable PDF. No lengthy and costly consultancy, no weeks of red tape.
Ahead of DORA
DORA, NIS2 and GDPR ask you to show resilience, not promise it. Because krupiq never holds real data, the duty is met by how it is built, and the record proves it.
Uptime kept running
An intruder who spends their time on a decoy never reaches the systems that keep you running. Downtime is avoided rather than recovered from.
Built for the machine era
The apex adversary is now a machine: patient, fast, indifferent to failure. krupiq gives it compute tasks to chew on and is built to hold off a swarm of a million bots.
The platform
Observe. Morph. Prove. Comply.
The four things the platform does, in the order they happen.
01 02 Morph
That network shifts every five minutes along a path of its own. It looks like your network and contains nothing real.
03 Prove
You hold the keys. Every five-minute change carries a proof that it was drawn exactly as published, which you or your auditor can check. We never see your data.
04 Comply
No access to real data means nothing to explain. GDPR, NIS2, DORA and SEC duties are met by how it is built, not by a promise.
State of affairs
The attacker is a machine. The defender is still a person.
What the numbers say, and what krupiq is built to change.
| Subject | The figures | Since you opened this page | Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zero-day and breach discovery |
| Fixed: time does not change it | Attackers operate undetected for months while defenders stay blind to new exploits. |
| Time to action |
| Fixed: time does not change it | Testing and ticketing leave a two-month exposure window after a fix exists. |
| Global cyber damage and downtime |
| $0in cyber damage worldwide | Disruption costs up to fifty times the ransom, and most of the market is still unprotected. |
| Cyber and alert fatigue |
| 0alerts at one SOC | Overwhelmed teams miss about fifty real attacks a year, and exhausted staff fall for MFA push-bombing. |
| What krupiq is built to do |
| Measured in our own tests; the evidence is in the signed record | An intruder spends their time on a decoy, so discovery is the first touch rather than the hundredth day. |
The counters start at zero when the page opens and grow at the rates the sources give: $10.5 trillion a year in cyber damage, 2,992 alerts a day at one security operations centre. Nothing is random. A measured figure comes from Emersa Labs' own tests, with the evidence held in krupiq's signed record and shown on request; a target is what krupiq is built to do and has not yet been measured.
Sources: Symantec; IBM, Cost of a Data Breach; RAND; Mandiant M-Trends; Palo Alto Networks; Lansweeper; Google; McKinsey; Splunk; Acronis; Total Assure; Vectra AI; Microsoft and Omdia; UnderDefense; World Economic Forum; Emersa Labs, own tests (evidence from the signed record, on request).
The problem
In other people's words.
The reports and timelines behind the figures above. Read the sources, not our summary of them.
- Hugging Face · 202617,600 actionsAnatomy of a frontier lab agent intrusion: a technical timeline of the July 2026 incidentThe defenders’ own account of an autonomous agent that escaped its evaluation sandbox and ran roughly 17,600 actions against production over four and a half days. Nobody directed the individual steps.Read it
- CrowdStrike · 202627 seconds2026 Global Threat Report: AI accelerates adversaries and reshapes the attack surfaceOperations by AI-enabled adversaries grew 89% in a year. The average time from first access to moving sideways fell to 29 minutes; the fastest seen was 27 seconds.Read it
- IBM · 2025181 daysCost of a Data Breach Report 2025Across 600 organisations, a breach took 181 days to identify and another 60 to contain. Breaches that ran past 200 days cost over a million dollars more than those caught sooner.Read it
- Vectra AI · 20262,992 alerts a dayAlert fatigue explained: why SOC teams miss real threatsSecurity teams receive about 2,992 alerts a day and leave 63% of them unaddressed. Most of the ones they do read are false; the one that matters is buried in the rest.Read it
How it works
Deploy. Profile. Morph. Prove.
Four steps from nothing to a decoy that an intruder cannot tell from your network.
01 Deploy
Install it on your own machines, as an app or a service.
In practice
- Windows, Linux and macOS
- Runs as a service under its own account
- Nothing of yours leaves your network
02 Profile
The decoy is shaped to look like your network, from a description you control. Raw records never leave.
In practice
- Start from a preset, or describe your own devices
- The description never leaves the machine
- Real sessions are counted, never recorded
03 Morph
The decoy shifts every five minutes, a few steps at a time. It never reacts to being probed.
In practice
- A new position every five minutes
- A path drawn for each deployment, so no two agree
- Probing it teaches nothing: it never reacts
04 Prove
Every change carries a proof that it was drawn exactly as published. You check it yourself. We never saw your data.
In practice
- One proof for every five-minute change
- Checked offline with the krupiq-verify tool
- Signed, reproducible builds. Source available under NDA.
The whole offer
They get a network that is not there. You get the night back.
Your own machines and one annual fee. Nothing of yours exposed, and a proof for every change that you can check yourself.