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Ciright designs and integrates enterprise applications so operations, data and authority remain connected.
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Data architecture is part of orchestration: what may be read, changed, shared or used as the basis for an automated action.
ExploreDigital twins are treated as operational representations — connected to infrastructure, devices and authority — not as visualizations alone.
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Connected devices and machines are treated as participants in the Trusted Enterprise, not as a separate internet of things.
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Enterprise communication is treated as an action that can carry identity, authority and evidence — not only a message channel.
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Spatial computing is part of Ciright’s enterprise architecture: interfaces that sit in the physical world still require identity and authority.
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Keyra is designed to establish trusted relationships around identity, credential, device, authority, policy, intent, action and evidence.
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Ciright integrates cybersecurity into the enterprise operating model rather than treating it as a perimeter product.
ExploreA connected foundation for your loved ones, with parental controls, family applications, AI permissions, and hardware-rooted identity through supported Keyra integrations.
Explore Ciright FamilyCiright Family
Your family. Your applications. Your digital life.
Ciright Family is designed to bring your loved ones, family applications, connected devices, and AI assistants into one trusted environment. Guide the websites and apps your children can use, understand available activity, approve important requests, and choose how you support one another — with clear permissions and hardware-rooted identity through Keyra on supported devices and integrations.
Help children build independence. Support loved ones with their permission. Keep the software acting for your family accountable.
Learn about availability and supported devices.
Illustrative product preview
This page needs permission.
Your family has chosen approved websites for this device. You can ask a parent or return to an allowed page.
Example tablet offline since yesterday — activity gap shown, not hidden.
An AI agent is software that can carry out tasks for you. Ciright Family is designed to make its permissions clear and keep important decisions with the right person.
Illustrative example
Choose the applications your family needs and decide who can use each one. Shared identity and permissions help keep access understandable as your family grows and changes.
Manage supported website access.
The experience below illustrates the Ciright Family vision. Available features depend on the release, connected services, and supported devices.
Use supported Keyra verification to help confirm who is signing in and approving important requests. Give each family member their own identity and permissions.
Set website and app rules, plan screen-time routines, and review supported activity. Give children a clear way to ask for access and grow into greater independence.
Help a loved one review a sensitive request or plan account recovery, with their permission and a clear record of who can help.
Bring calendars, shared plans, documents, and everyday coordination into a family space where you choose who can access each application.
Decide what each assistant may access, what it may do, and when it must ask a person first. Review activity and withdraw permission when needed.
Prepare for a lost phone, a new device, a changed relationship, or a family member who needs temporary help, with recovery and access reviewed carefully.
Choose the websites and applications your child can access on supported devices. Set routines for school, homework, and bedtime. Review available activity summaries, respond to requests, and see when a device's controls need attention.
Your child can understand the boundaries. You can review the decisions. Everyone can see what is covered.
Allow or block websites, select content categories, or choose approved-sites-only browsing.
Set schedules and usage limits, with clearly defined exceptions.
Manage supported app access, installations, and purchase requests.
Review available website activity, blocked requests, and usage information with clear privacy settings.
Let your child request a website, application, or extra time, and approve a specific exception.
See which rules are active, still syncing, unsupported, or in need of attention.
Controls depend on the device, browser, application, and connection. Ciright Family should show the protection available for each setup.
The intended experience
Complete the verification available for your supported Keyra setup.
Invite the people you choose, connect supported devices, select applications, and agree on website access and routines.
Review available activity and sensitive requests, understand your assistants' permissions, and update access when circumstances change.
Choose what you share, who can help, and how long access lasts. Ciright Family is designed to make permissions understandable and give each person a clear view of the access that affects them.
Register your interest to learn about availability, supported devices, and the applications planned for Ciright Family. The preview on this page illustrates the intended experience.
That is a central part of the intended experience: allow or block sites, use approved-sites-only browsing, and review requests for exceptions. Page-specific controls require a compatible browser or device integration; network-only controls may cover domains instead.
The available view depends on the connected device and the reporting level enabled. It may include access requests, blocked domain events, supported app-use information, and control status. The interface should explain what each record means and what it cannot see.
Only if the connected device or service continues to enforce them on that connection. The device view should show coverage and any gaps.
The intended experience lets a child ask for access or extra time. An authorized guardian can review the specific request and grant an appropriate exception.
Supported devices and setup options can vary. Check compatibility before enrolling each person. See Keyra compatibility.
That is the design goal: specific permission for a defined task, with clear access boundaries. The permissions available depend on the application and release.
Protection and controls apply to supported applications and integrations. The setup should explain what is connected and what each connection enables.
An assistant authorized to help with selected tasks, such as organizing a calendar. Its access and actions should be limited to the permissions you grant.
Recovery depends on the enrolled credentials and supported recovery process. Ciright Family is designed to help families plan recovery without making a trusted contact an automatic account owner.
On compatible implementations, a cryptographic key is protected inside secure hardware. That key can help prove that an enrolled credential is being used when you sign in or approve a request. Keyra's supported card, SIM, or eSIM integrations connect that proof to the service requesting it. Availability depends on the hardware, provisioning, and service integration. Learn about Keyra.
Explore a more connected way to manage your family's applications, identities, and AI assistants.
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Every solution sits inside the Trusted Enterprise — experience, orchestration, trust and infrastructure as one system.
