Cyber4you provides a compliance platform that helps Department of Defense contractors achieve NIST readiness before the May 2026 deadline, preventing loss of federal funding and contract exclusions. The service automates security assessments for BEC phishing, IoT vulnerabilities, and weak password risks, ensuring contractors meet required standards and maintain continuous eligibility for DoD work.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Department of Defense (DoD) contractors face mandatory NIST compliance by May 16 2026, and failure to meet this deadline results in loss of federal funding, contract termination, and exclusion from future government work. Additionally, these contractors are frequently targeted by Business Email Compromise (BEC) phishing, IoT device vulnerabilities, and weak password practices, which can cause financial loss, operational disruption, and national‑security risks.
Solution
Cyber4you offers a compliance platform that continuously monitors DoD contractors for the three most common cyber threats—BEC attacks, insecure IoT devices, and weak passwords—and provides automated assessments aligned with NIST standards. The service generates real‑time risk alerts, prioritizes remediation steps, and supplies guided remediation workflows to address identified weaknesses. By automating evidence collection and reporting, the platform helps contractors demonstrate NIST readiness to DoD prime contractors and auditors before the May 2026 deadline. Ongoing threat intelligence and policy updates keep the compliance posture current, reducing the likelihood of contract loss and funding cuts.
Target Audience
Primary customers are small to mid‑size contractors and subcontractors that supply goods or services to the U.S. Department of Defense and must achieve NIST 800‑171 compliance by the 2026 deadline.
Features
- Continuous monitoring of email traffic for BEC phishing indicators with automated detection rules
- IoT vulnerability scanning that identifies insecure firmware, default credentials, and network exposure
- Password‑strength analysis across enterprise accounts with recommendations for policy enforcement and multi‑factor authentication
- Automated NIST 800‑171 assessment reports that map findings to specific control families and generate remediation tickets
- Real‑time alert dashboard and email notifications for high‑severity findings
- Guided remediation playbooks that provide step‑by‑step instructions and required documentation for DoD auditors