Gorgon Cyber builds two products that defend what matters. Gorgon Defender turns ordinary routers into autonomous intrusion-detection appliances. Gorgon Scout brings professional web-application and API security testing within reach of every software team.
From the router in the home or small office to the web application in production, Gorgon Cyber covers both ends.
An autonomous intrusion-detection system embedded in the router. It learns the real devices on a network, deploys convincing decoys, and raises a high-confidence alert the moment an attacker probes — with detection running on-device.
A Windows-native application security scanner with transparent traffic interception, an intelligent crawler, 90+ signed OWASP-mapped probes, and a built-in MCP server so your AI assistant can run a full scan end to end.
Consumer routers ship with minimal security. Remote workers, smart-home devices, and always-on connections have turned every household into an attractive target for sophisticated attackers.
The average household now has over 20 connected devices — each one a potential entry point for advanced persistent threats.
Traditional perimeter defences stop known threats at the gate. They cannot detect an attacker who is already inside the network probing for targets.
Enterprise IDS tools flood users with false positives. Home users and small businesses need something smarter — high-confidence alerts, not noise.
Gorgon Defender studies the real devices on a network and then deploys up to 25 convincing decoy hosts that mimic their behaviour. When an attacker probes the network, they inevitably contact a decoy — triggering a high-confidence alert with zero false positives from legitimate traffic.
Gorgon Scout intercepts traffic at the network layer, so there are no PAC files, no --proxy-server switches, and no per-browser trust-store rituals. Open the app, name the target, and hit record — HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, HTTP/3, and WebSocket are all on by default.
One platform, deployed through trusted hardware partners, securing the networks that matter most.
Families with smart home devices, gaming consoles, and personal computers deserve enterprise-grade protection without the complexity.
Retailers, clinics, and professional offices that handle sensitive data but lack dedicated IT security teams.
Employees using company-supplied equipment on home networks. Enterprises can extend their security posture beyond the office perimeter.