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United Tech Labs is a defensive cybersecurity decision-support workspace. Cyber Desk helps people review suspicious links, messages, login pages, files, and payment requests before they act.

Cyber Desk can review suspicious links, emails, messages, websites, files, login pages, invoices, and payment requests. It returns risk context, warning signals, confidence, explanations, and recommended next steps.

No. United Tech Labs provides defensive triage and decision support. Continue using reputable antivirus, device security, account security, banking controls, and qualified professional support.

Cyber Agent helps explain a result, answer follow-up questions, and organize practical recovery steps, checklists, and defensive guidance.

Yes. Use the recovery and incident guidance workflows to organize immediate next steps, preserve useful evidence, and decide when to contact the provider, workplace IT, bank, or a qualified professional.

No. A scan is decision support, not a guarantee of safety or a definitive fraud finding. Verify high-risk requests through a trusted independent channel.

Trust Vault stores trusted suppliers, contacts, domains, login pages, payment references, and related verification records so future requests can be compared for important changes.

No. United Tech Labs does not hold money, move funds, or act as a bank or payment provider. Payments remain with the user's normal bank or payment provider.

Where enabled for the workspace, a one-time request can use email OTP verification without permanently adding the recipient as a Trust Vault contact. Users should still verify payment details independently.

Business workflows can support second-person approval for higher-risk payment requests when that feature is enabled for the workspace. It adds a review step; it does not authorize or move money.

No. Do not submit passwords, recovery phrases, private keys, one-time codes, card numbers, or raw bank credentials. Remove secrets before submitting content for review.

Cyber Shield is the browser extension workflow for checking a current website, link, or selected content when the concern appears while browsing.

Eligible workspace plans can save investigation reports and history, review prior results, and use available export workflows. Access depends on the active plan and workspace permissions.

Lab Tools provide focused defensive workflows for links, domains, email, headers, files, readiness, and risk context. Authorized Testing Evidence workflows review imported evidence from systems the user owns or is permitted to assess; they do not run intrusive commands here.

Use the relevant provider's official recovery or support channel, contact workplace IT or your bank when appropriate, preserve evidence, and escalate serious incidents to qualified cybersecurity professionals.

Each plan has its own monthly check allowance and workspace features. The workspace applies the current entitlement and shows usage against the plan limit.

Business and eligible workspace plans support team-oriented workflows, shared context, seats, reports, and approval features according to the plan entitlement.

Yes. The Free plan provides a limited number of Cyber Desk checks each month. A demo can also show the workflow without sending content or performing a live scan.

Use the account billing controls available in the workspace or contact support for help. Cancellation and downgrade timing follow the active billing provider and plan terms.

Access is controlled by authentication, workspace membership, staff permissions, and plan entitlements. Administrators should grant access only to people who need it.