CyberElements breaks with cybersecurity conventions for sovereign, accessible and optimistic protection

Pfastatt, October 08, 2026 – CyberElements, sovereign platform for securing human and non-human identities and access, unveils a new identity. New logo, new universe, new experience, offbeat tone: CyberElements turns its back on the industry’s usual conventions to embody cybersecurity that is sovereign, accessible and resolutely optimistic.

With its new logo, its offbeat visual universe and its completely redesigned website cyberelements.io, CyberElements makes a deliberate break with traditional cybersecurity conventions to stand up for a conviction: state-of-the-art protection should be neither a luxury nor a privilege reserved for experts.

Moving beyond alarmism and jargon

For a long time, cybersecurity has spoken in a single register: anxiety-inducing alarmism, technical vocabulary reserved for insiders, and blaming users. Geopolitical tensions and the exponential use of AI agents within organizations, often beyond any control, have only reinforced this trend.

CyberElements is taking the opposite approach. Its new identity replaces jargon with everyday analogies, brought to life by universal characters and good-natured humor. A poorly controlled third-party access, for instance, becomes a plumber tracking mud all over the house, rather than a “perimeter security breach”. The goal: to speak to everyone, especially those who may feel overwhelmed by a complex technological environment. CyberElements has chosen the tone of education over that of guilt.

“Without in any way downplaying the rising alert level as AI models mature and become capable of discovering, and even exploiting, security vulnerabilities, we are calmly committing to a determined, long-prepared response that confronts the threat, solely for the benefit of our customers. We have to accept that CISOs and CIOs are already well aware of the risks. They don’t need to be scared any further; they need solutions suited to their budgets and resources. And rather than imitating the language of other industry players, we are embracing a European identity: innovative, independent and optimistic,” said Christophe Corne, Founder and Executive Chairman of CyberElements.

Behind the offbeat tone, the only sovereign platform for identity and access security, up and running in 3 minutes

Everyone prefers sovereignty. But not at the expense of performance. The promise: to deliver both, on the only sovereign platform that brings together ZTNA, IGA, PAM and agentic AI governance for identity and access security. Organizations thus benefit from consistent traceability of human and non-human access, whereas stacking multiple solutions complicates compliance and discussions with auditors.

The platform embeds AI to adapt security decisions to context and to users’ actual behavior. “Pulse” thus provides behavioral multi-factor authentication based on the user’s keystroke dynamics, with no additional device required. Whereas conventional bastions merely record activity, “Lens” monitors privileged sessions in real time, detects deviations from the authorized task and can suspend a session before an incident occurs.

AI agents under control

According to a recent Cloud Security Alliance study, 68% of companies say they are confident in their visibility over their AI agents, yet 82% have discovered “shadow” agents operating outside of any control over the past year. CyberElements restricts AI agent usage to authorized agents only, traces every agent action and links it to the human identity that triggered it, unlocking the full potential of agentic AI while preventing shadow AI and data leaks.

With this new identity, CyberElements asserts its ambition: to build, together with its customers and partners, cybersecurity that protects both human and non-human identities, with a focus on sovereignty, accessibility, speed of deployment and cost control.