CyberlogiQ
Nobody signs in as you unless your phone says yes.
When someone tries to open your protected account, your phone asks if it's you. Confirm with your face or fingerprint. A stolen password isn't enough.
A sign-in attempt on your account
Password
Sign in
Your phone is quiet.
A stolen password shouldn't be enough.
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Password exposed
you@example.com
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Signing in
Someone is signing in.
Was this you?
Yes, it's me
No, block it
Access denied
Your password gets stolen
It happens through data breaches and fake emails, often without you knowing.
Someone tries to sign in
They have your email and the right password. On its own, that would get them in.
Your phone asks you
A prompt lands on your phone before anyone can open your protected account.
You say no. They're locked out.
No approval from your phone means no way in, even with the right password.
Four ways to prove it's really you
All on your phone. Stronger checks, without making sign-in harder for the real you. Each protected account uses the checks set for it.
- Your phone asks for your face or fingerprint, so a stolen phone alone isn't enough.
Confirm it's you
Use your face or fingerprint
Ways to use it
Pick an example and try it. These show how an organization could protect sign-in with CyberlogiQ.
Someone tries an old team login on Monday morning.
Sign in to Operations
Work email
alex@example.com
Password
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The phone is quiet.
Built to check trust on every access
See the three checks
- 1
Your phone proves it's you
Every sign-in starts with an approval on your phone.
- 2
Your trust profile is checked
Your history builds a trust profile over time.
- 3
Access is allowed or denied
You get in only when the checks agree.
- 1
Your phone proves it's you
Every sign-in starts with an approval on your phone.
- 2
Your trust profile is checked
Your history builds a trust profile over time.
- 3
Access is allowed or denied
You get in only when the checks agree.
The first release starts with step one, your phone. The other checks follow.
Your way into the Total Trust Network
One account, built to open a growing set of protected products.
Products planned
- Amazing Wallet
- Commercial Amazing Wallet
- XpressPay
Plans
- Standard
- Premium
- Elite
We'll share plan details before sign-up opens.
Set up in three steps
- 1
Reserve your spot
Add your email to the list. It's free, and we'll email you when sign-up opens.
- 2
Pair your phone
Create your account, install the CyberloQ Secure app and scan a QR code.
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Approve each sign-in
When someone tries to open your protected account, your phone asks you first.
Before you reserve
How do I set it up?
Reserve your spot. When sign-up opens, create your account, install the CyberloQ Secure app and scan a QR code. After that, your phone asks you first whenever someone tries to open your protected account.
Will I be charged for reserving a spot?
No. Joining the list is free and we don't ask for a card.
What will it cost?
$8.38 when sign-up opens. We'll show you exactly what that covers, and the Standard, Premium and Elite plans, before you pay.
Why pay when code apps are free?
A code app gives you a code to copy. CyberlogiQ asks you directly on your phone, and each account can also check your face, fingerprint, voice or location before anyone gets in.
What do I need?
An iPhone or Android phone that can run the CyberloQ Secure app.
Which accounts does it protect?
Accounts and services connected to CyberlogiQ, not every site you use. Planned products include Amazing Wallet, Commercial Amazing Wallet and XpressPay.
What if someone steals my phone?
A stolen phone alone isn't enough. Accounts that use face, fingerprint or voice still ask the person holding it to prove it's you.
What if I lose my phone?
We'll publish the steps for moving to a new phone before sign-up opens.
Who is behind CyberlogiQ?
MSCG and Cyberloq, the maker of the CyberloQ Secure app.
Stop a stolen password from opening your protected account.
$8.38 when sign-up opens. Reserving your spot today is free.