Our security products

From security posture management to mobile device management, from identity & access management to operations automation — our in-house security software, grouped by capability area.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-11

SecFlowX and PeakMDM address two different layers of the same security operations problem. SecFlowX is a security posture management (SPM) platform that unifies asset discovery, vulnerability management, scan orchestration, workflow automation and compliance reporting in one console — the tooling a security team uses to see and fix what is exposed across its infrastructure and applications. PeakMDM manages a different asset class: the mobile devices themselves, through zero-touch enrollment, centralized policy distribution, an enterprise app catalog, and remote lock or selective wipe when a device is lost or compromised. Both products are built in-house by the same engineering team that runs PeakCyber's penetration testing, red-team and managed security engagements, so the findings from those engagements feed directly back into product development.

Organizations typically start with one product based on where the immediate gap is. Teams focused on infrastructure and application risk — cloud misconfigurations, unpatched vulnerabilities, scattered scan results — get the most immediate value from SecFlowX's unified visibility and compliance reporting. Organizations managing a large fleet of corporate or BYOD mobile devices, where policy enforcement and device compliance tracking are the bottleneck, start with PeakMDM instead. Many PeakCyber clients eventually run both: SecFlowX consolidating posture data from servers, cloud accounts and applications, while PeakMDM extends the same governance to the mobile endpoints those systems are accessed from.

Both products are part of the same PeakEye Group portfolio described on our About page: a team of offensive and defensive security specialists that builds the platforms it also operates. That connection matters in practice — SecFlowX is the same platform referenced throughout PeakCyber's managed security service, and engagements delivered under penetration testing, red team and application security & DevSecOps routinely surface findings that get tracked and remediated inside SecFlowX rather than in a separate spreadsheet.