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# Cybelle – Release Notes

#### <mark style="color:$primary;">**Overview**</mark> <a href="#user-content-1.-overview" id="user-content-1.-overview"></a>

**Cybelle Release 1** marks the transition from a proof-of-concept showcased at Gitex into a fully productized, enterprise-ready platform.&#x20;

This release establishes Cybelle as a central intelligence and orchestration layer, integrating seamlessly with STORM Analyzer, STORM XASM, and Cybral GUARD, while introducing enhanced usability, scalability, and deployment flexibility.

Release 1 focuses on **platform maturity**, **ecosystem integration**, and **end-to-end user journeys** for internal and external risk assessment.


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