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Clear, in-depth explorations of the key issues shaping cybersecurity today. Whether you're a business leader, IT professional, or simply security-conscious, our whitepapers offer practical insights and forward-thinking solutions to help you better understand and manage digital risk.
As the militarisation and commercialisation of space accelerates, so too does its exposure to cyber threats. Satellites and spaceborne assets—vital to defence, navigation, communications, and Earth observation—are now prime targets for zero-day exploits, supply chain compromise, and state-sponsored attacks. Traditional, reactive cybersecurity models are fundamentally unsuited to the remote, high-risk space domain. This whitepaper introduces Abatis, a lightweight, deterministic, and sovereign European technology designed to protect satellite systems proactively—ensuring mission continuity, digital sovereignty, and strategic resilience in an increasingly contested orbit.
The maritime sector is undergoing rapid digital transformation. From smart ports and autonomous shipping to remote diagnostics and digital navigation, Operational Technology (OT) and traditional IT systems have become deeply interwoven. This convergence increases operational efficiency — but also drastically expands the cyber-attack surface.
Abatis offers a unique, preventative cybersecurity solution designed specifically for environments like maritime operations, where connectivity is limited, systems are legacy-heavy, and uptime is paramount. Unlike traditional antivirus or EDR tools that require threat intelligence feeds, updates, and user interaction, Abatis secures endpoints by making the operating system immutable, preventing the creation or modification of unauthorized executables — even in offline conditions.
In a world where insider threats, supply chain compromise, and advanced persistent actors increasingly target digital asset infrastructure, one truth remains: reactive cybersecurity is no longer enough.
Abatis delivers the world’s first truly proactive, deterministic defence — a lightweight, kernel-level technology that enforces system immutability, blocks all unauthorized changes, and generates court-admissible forensic logs in real time.
This whitepaper reveals how Abatis creates a Digital Vault for the Web3 era — stopping attacks before they start, holding insiders accountable, and hardening the future of decentralized finance, custodianship, and blockchain infrastructure.
Cybersecurity threats are evolving at an unprecedented pace, with adversaries leveraging AI/ML techniques to bypass traditional defences. While AI-enhanced EDR/XDR solutions aim to detect anomalies, they suffer from false positives, model poisoning, and an inability to prevent execution outright.
Abatis provides a deterministic cybersecurity approach, ensuring execution immutability and blocking unauthorized modifications before an attack can begin. Unlike AI/ML-driven detection methods that rely on behavioural analysis and require continuous updates, Abatis enforces strict execution control, neutralizing threats proactively, including zero-day attacks and insider threats. This white paper explores how AI can enhance Abatis without compromising its deterministic nature, improving threat intelligence, policy optimization, and forensic analysis while keeping AI centralized within the Central Management Console (CMC).
Cyber threats are evolving at an unprecedented pace, with software supply chain attacks emerging as a major concern. High-profile incidents like SolarWinds, Codecov, and Dragonfly have exposed the vulnerabilities of organizations relying on traditional security measures. While AI/ML-based anomaly detection has been touted as a solution, it suffers from critical limitations that make it unreliable for ensuring absolute security. In contrast, Abatis offers a deterministic prevention model that proactively stops malware at the execution layer, ensuring software integrity without reliance on AI/ML pattern recognition. This paper explores the weaknesses of AI/ML, presents real-world failures of AI-driven security, and demonstrates why Abatis provides a fundamentally superior solution.
The NHS faces an imminent cybersecurity and financial challenge with Microsoft’s forced migration from Windows 10 to 11, leaving many Trusts with outdated hardware that cannot support the transition. With security updates for Windows 10 ending in October 2025, NHS organizations risk increased cyber threats, operational disruptions, and unplanned capital expenditures on hardware upgrades. Abatis provides a low-cost, proactive solution that allows NHS Trusts to securely extend the lifespan of existing devices while modernizing IT infrastructure at their own pace, not Microsoft’s. By making operating systems immutable, Abatis blocks ransomware, prevents unauthorized changes, and eliminates reliance on constant security updates.
Beyond financial savings, Abatis also protects NHS staff from phishing attacks, accidental errors, and insider threats, ensuring secure and uninterrupted access to critical medical systems. Deployment takes just 90 seconds, providing immediate ROI by significantly reducing the need for emergency IT interventions, patching, and expensive software licensing.
The NHS operates one of the largest IT infrastructures in the UK, supporting millions of endpoints, including legacy systems and medical IoT devices (IoMT). However, escalating cyber threats, ransomware attacks, and the high cost of patching and upgrades expose NHS services to operational and financial risks. This whitepaper introduces Abatis, a deterministic, proactive cybersecurity solution that prevents malware execution at the kernel level, eliminating reliance on patches, updates, and behavioural detection. With the NHS undergoing governance changes and budget reallocations, integrating Abatis ensures long-term resilience, operational security, and financial sustainability. By deploying Abatis across NHS Trusts, GP practices, and critical care facilities, the UK can enhance cybersecurity, safeguard patient care, and achieve substantial cost reductions, securing the future of its healthcare infrastructure.
The shift to digital battlefields has made software a critical component of military operations, driving communication, navigation, and fire control. Software must be exceptionally stable and power-efficient to ensure mission success in this demanding environment. Abatis, born from military-specific development, directly addresses these requirements, offering a platform built for the reliability essential in operational deployments.
by Alexander Rogan
In the face of increasing digitalization in metro systems, like São Paulo’s Line 6-Orange, robust cybersecurity is paramount. Abatis provides a unique solution to this challenge. Its deterministic endpoint security protects against modern cyber threats, including malware and ransomware, without the need for frequent updates or external threat intelligence. This lightweight and proactive approach ensures the integrity and security of critical OT and IT infrastructure.
Unlike traditional security tools that depend on signatures, heuristics, or behavioural analysis, Abatis operates on a fundamentally different principle. It ensures absolute security by preventing undesired changes to the system’s integrity. This makes Abatis ideal for high-assurance environment such as pharmaceutical manufacturing and bioinformatics research, where system stability and data confidentiality are paramount.
This white paper delves into the modern attack strategies targeting ATMs, showcasing real-world incidents that underscore the urgency of the issue.
This white paper examines how Abatis, an advanced cybersecurity solution, enables organisations to effectively comply with the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) mandates. Abatis enhances the resilience of financial institutions against the backdrop of evolving risks by providing exceptional operational integrity, proactive threat neutralisation, energy efficiency, cost-effective compliance, and compatibility with legacy and contemporary systems.
This whitepaper explores the unique capabilities of Abatis, a cybersecurity solution that moves beyond traditional “detect, respond, and mitigate” models to offer proactive, deterministic protection. Supporting all operating systems from Windows NT4 to Windows 11 (including servers) and all Linux variants, Abatis addresses critical security challenges for financial institutions, including the cadence patch gap, immutability, and AI-driven threat acceleration. With its lightweight footprint, energy efficiency, and ability to prevent malware persistence, Abatis provides a scalable, zero-maintenance solution for diverse IT environments. Real-world use cases demonstrate its value in application servers, vendor appliances, ATMs, and more.
by Alexander Rogan
Aegis is data protection software with a revolutionary approach—proactive prevention that does not rely on detection, heuristics, or updates. This zero-knowledge methodology ensures robust protection by focusing solely on safeguarding data files, making it impossible for ransomware to perform malicious encryption.
This whitepaper explains how Abatis can be best used when a system is known to have already been compromised. The primary use case for Abatis is to prevent exploiting a known-good system. However, Abatis can also help prevent further exploiting an already compromised system.
Comparison of Platinum HDF with anti-malware products using the “Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)” strategy.
by Alexander Rogan
Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) was introduced in 1999 to create a centralised repository for vulnerability information. CVEs serve as an official collection of recognised security issues, enabling security teams and other teams, such as DevOps and development, to stay informed about potential vulnerabilities. By maintaining awareness of CVEs, organisations can effectively prioritise and address security concerns, ultimately strengthening their overall security posture.
The Abatis philosophy is that security vulnerabilities always exist in computer applications and systems. Bad actors can exploit these vulnerabilities, which could lead to breaches.
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