Cyntegra develops endpoint recovery technology designed to restore functionality of compromised systems following ransomware attacks, cyberattacks, and software failures. The company's core offering is Cydecar, an integrated recovery environment that combines hardware and software to store clean system images in secure storage using firmware-level controls. This solution works in conjunction with CyntOS, a patented recovery operating system that enables restoration of the entire operating system, applications, data, configurations, and credentials. The technology is designed for self-service operation at scale, allowing users without IT expertise—such as nurses, line workers, or ship crews—to trigger recovery processes. The system can simultaneously restore thousands of endpoints or operational technology devices, reducing recovery time and costs by up to 90% according to the company. Cyntegra offers multiple form factors including standard, rugged, docking station, and installed versions to address different use cases. The company targets organizations across healthcare, industrial operations, critical national infrastructure, and other sectors where endpoint downtime poses significant operational, productivity, or safety risks. Cyntegra has participated in accelerator programs including Lloyd's Lab (focused on insurance applications), Tampa Bay Wave Cyber|X, and the UK National Cyber Security Centre innovation accelerator. The company has been involved in government trade missions to Taiwan, Australia, Israel, and Oman, engaging with finance, defense, energy, and telecommunications sectors.