Comparison
CybrIQ vs Forescout.
Forescout owns enterprise NAC at scale. CybrIQ owns Layer 1 visibility for the surface NAC was not designed to see. Most large environments end up running both.
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Comparisons
Forescout, Armis, Asimily. Where CybrIQ fits, where it doesn’t, and when to run both.
Three honest side-by-sides written for the security and compliance leader evaluating two vendors at once. Each names where the other platform is strong, where CybrIQ is strong, and the customer-environment shape that decides between “pick one” and “run both.” If a comparison page won’t admit where it loses, leave the tab open and find one that will.
The visibility ceiling.
NAC, EDR, SIEM, and firewalls all read the network from Layer 2 up. CybrIQ adds the layer underneath: the wire itself.
OSI layer
Layer 7 · Application
Layers 4–6 · Transport
Layer 3 · Network
Layer 2 · Data link
What the rest of the field reads
SIEM / SOAR
EDR / NDR
Firewalls / IDS
NAC · sees VLANs
What CybrIQ reads
Integrates with these
Integrates with these
Integrates with these
Integrates with these
The visibility ceiling
Layer 1 · Physical wireThe audit asks for this.
Below the ceiling. Not visible to the platforms above.
Device DNA™Per-port record. Continuously maintained. The same record the audit accepts.
What lives below the ceiling
Unmanaged switchplugged into the AV closet
Rogue endpointno agent, no VLAN tag
Silent AV codecno traffic when the room is dark
Result without Layer 1: audit finding, undetected breach surface.
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Result with Layer 1: a per-port record the auditor takes at face value.
Below the ceiling
Visible to CybrIQ
CybrIQ does not replace NAC, EDR, SIEM, or firewalls. It feeds them the layer they cannot read on their own.
Comparison
CybrIQ vs Armis.
Armis classifies devices via behavioral fingerprint. CybrIQ verifies them via switch-derived identity signature. Behavioral identification and physical-layer verification are complementary, not competing.
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CybrIQ vs Asimily.
Asimily is purpose-built for medical-device security. CybrIQ covers the full hospital network, including the AV, IT, and OT surface adjacent to medical devices. Customers running both report tighter coverage on the categories that fall between.
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If you are evaluating two vendors at once, the cleanest way to see what each one actually shows is to run them on your environment.