Choose the deployment that fits the program.
CyberNeuro-RT is licensed per deployment rather than per seat, because the networks it runs on are not counted in users. Tell us the environment and we will scope it with you.
CyberNeuro-RT Evaluation
Program offices and primes assessing fit
Request a demoCyberNeuro-RT Standard
A single site or network segment in production
Request a demoCyberNeuro-RT Advanced
Multi-site deployments and operations centres
Request a demoEnterprise and federal
Classified environments and federal programs
Request a demoAir-gapped and on-premise deployment
For programmes that cannot route traffic or telemetry outside their own environment. Nothing leaves the network, and the deployment is scoped with your security staff rather than handed over as a standard build.
Questions we get asked first.
If the answer you need is not here, the fastest route is to describe your environment and we will answer it directly.
Do you publish pricing?
No. CyberNeuro-RT is licensed per deployment, and what a deployment costs depends on the size of the network, where it runs, and what it has to integrate with. Those differ enough between programmes that a list price would be misleading. Describe the environment and we will scope it.
Does this replace the security tools we already run?
No, and it is not intended to. CyberNeuro-RT is a second layer that runs alongside the perimeter tooling already in place. It is built to reduce the likelihood that an intrusion succeeds and to surface the ones that do sooner. No security product can make an intrusion impossible, and we do not claim otherwise.
How is this different from signature-based detection?
Signature tools recognise attacks that have already been described to them. CyberNeuro-RT learns what ordinary traffic looks like on your specific network and reports what stops fitting that picture, whether or not the pattern has been catalogued anywhere.
Can it run somewhere with no rack and no cooling?
Yes. The same engine deploys on low-power hardware at the edge as well as on GPUs in a datacentre or cloud core. The edge deployment is what makes remote sites and forward positions practical.
Can it run air-gapped?
Yes. On-premise and air-gapped deployments are supported, and nothing needs to leave your environment. This is the usual arrangement for classified work.
What does deployment actually involve?
A scoping conversation, then a trial on a single segment so you can see the detections against your own traffic before committing to anything wider. Most of the work is learning your network, which is time rather than effort on your side.
Who have you delivered for?
Fourteen federal programmes across twelve years, sponsored by the Navy, the Air Force, DARPA, the Missile Defense Agency, Homeland Security and the Department of Energy, delivered alongside Lockheed Martin and the national laboratories.
Are you able to take on classified work?
Quantum Ventura is DCAA audited and HubZone certified, and holds the consortium memberships listed on the partnerships page. Tell us the vehicle you are working through and we will confirm whether we are already on it.
Is CNRT CodeLens sold separately?
CodeLens analyses source code rather than network traffic, so it is scoped separately, but it is included at the enterprise tier. It is most often bought by teams shipping software into environments where CyberNeuro-RT is already running.
What happens after we request a demo?
You get a reply from San Jose, usually within two working days, and the first conversation is about your environment rather than a slide deck. If it is not a fit we will say so on that call.
Tell us the program
and the problem.
We reply from San Jose, usually within two working days.