CyberHQ.ai, the AI Security Command Platform, gives security and business leaders AI usage evidence they can put in front of a board or an auditor.
Today, Avertro has launched their second security command platform, CyberHQ.ai to help organizations enable the responsible and safe use of AI. The AI Security Command Tool shows organizations which AI tools and agentic AI systems their people use, what data moves through them, and whether they can prove control. Organizations can start a 30-day free trial today.
Image: Insights generated in CyberHQ.ai
Employees in every business function already use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Cursor, and dozens more, often without IT approval. BetterCloud’s 2026 State of SaaS Report found the average enterprise runs 27 AI-powered applications, and only 56% carry IT approval. Existing controls were designed for a different problem. CASB, DLP, and secure web gateway products were originally built to control documents, email, and web traffic. They were not built to read AI model context or to tell a human session from an autonomous AI agent. As a result, most security teams answer “which AI tools are in use?” with anecdotes, not evidence.
CyberHQ.ai pairs a browser extension with a native endpoint sensor for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It sees AI use in the browser and in desktop applications that never open one. It tracks AI providers, classifies signal types in real time, and separates human sessions from autonomous AI agent activity. It maps that evidence to frameworks including ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, the EU AI Act, and MITRE ATLAS, with more frameworks to come in the future.
The AI Security Command Platform shows which AI tools and agentic systems organizations’ use, what data moves through them, and creates the evidence to prove controls. Companies can deploy it through MDM in minutes, with no proxy or SSL inspection required. Most teams see their first meaningful findings within 24 to 48 hours of deployment. CyberHQ.ai sits alongside your existing CASB, DLP, and SIEM tools, revealing the AI activity they miss.
Image: Command Center console from CyberHQ.ai
CyberHQ.ai began as an innovation initiative within Avertro, and has been operating live within the company for months. As the company adopted AI to move faster, CEO Ian Yip identified an AI risk and visibility gap and tasked Avertro’s R&D team with closing it. Avertro now sees which AI tools it uses, what each is used for, and which ones it never approved.
CyberHQ.ai comes in three tiers that match how far a team needs to go.
See finds all the AI tools in use including unsanctioned shadow AI
Act adds alert policies and operational controls for security teams running live defense
“When the board asks how the organization uses AI, most security teams can only answer anecdotally. That is a guess, not a defensible position,” said Ian Yip, CEO and Founder, Avertro. “CyberHQ.ai gives leaders evidence they can put in front of a board or an auditor, so they can say yes to AI and prove they have control.”
Start a 30-day free trial of CyberHQ.ai and receive meaningful insights into your organizations AI usage within 48 hours. No credit card required.
Avertro is a cybersecurity company founded in 2019, built to solve two defining security challenges: organizations cannot turn fragmented security data into defensible decisions, and they cannot see or govern the AI tools their people already use. CyberHQ®, the Cyber Resilience Command Platform, answers the first. CyberHQ.ai, the AI Security Command Platform, answers the second by showing organizations which AI tools their people use and helping them prove control.