From the stores · macOS full edition from cyberendx.com
One account on every platform. Download the app from the store and sign in — that is all.
Each link opens the CyberendX page on that store. Where the app is not yet published on a store, the link shows “Coming soon”.
App Store for iPhone, iPad and Mac; Google Play for Android; Microsoft Store for Windows. The macOS full edition (real-time antivirus and EDR) is downloaded only from cyberendx.com; there is no other direct download. No personal edition is offered for Linux.
macOS: two editionsLinux is enterprise-only · one device per operating-system family per package
Two editions for Mac
Apple does not accept Endpoint Security extensions in the Mac App Store. That is why there are two editions for Mac: a limited edition from the store, and the full edition downloaded from cyberendx.com.
Web protection (URL / DNS, verdict in the cloud), the web filter of parental control, the AI assistant on your own account, and manual or scheduled file scans in the folders you allow. This edition does not inspect files in real time as they open.
Depending on your package: real-time antivirus and EDR, network protection (NDR), URL / DNS security, application management, parental control and the AI assistant. Not in the App Store; downloaded only from cyberendx.com.
A .pkg signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple; Gatekeeper verifies it at install.
Three steps
If you installed from a store (App Store, Google Play, Microsoft Store), signing in to your CyberendX account detects your existing licence automatically and switches on the technologies in your package — no key to type. Your licence is tied to your account. The app comes from the stores; the one exception is the macOS full edition, which is downloaded only from cyberendx.com and whose setup wizard asks once for the licence key of your package.
Download the app from the store; the Mac full edition from cyberendx.com.
Sign in with Apple, Google or email — there is no password.
The technologies in your package switch on automatically. No key to type; only the macOS full edition asks for the key once at install.
Not bought yet? Go to the store