# Cyble Brand Identity A complete profile of **Cyble**'s visual system — colors, typography, components, and personality — extracted from https://cyble.com/. Built for designers, agents, and AI tools. - Page: https://characterquilt.com/branding/cyble - Machine-readable JSON: https://characterquilt.com/branding/cyble.json - Per-page llms.txt: https://characterquilt.com/branding/cyble/llms.txt ## Quick Facts | Field | Value | |---|---| | Primary | #69727D | | Accent | #CC0000 | | Body Font | Poppins | | Heading Font | Poppins | ## Color Palette - primary: #69727D - secondary: #EF3F56 - accent: #CC0000 - background: #FFFFFF - textPrimary: #CC0000 - link: #CC0000 ## Typography - primary: Poppins — https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Poppins - heading: Poppins — https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Poppins ## Visual Assets - Logo: https://cyble.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/cropped-Cyble-Threat-Intelligence-150x50.png - Favicon: https://cyble.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/cropped-Cyble-Black-Logo-1-2127859258-1637602085949.png - Social card (og:image): https://cyble.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/featured-image.jpg ## UI Components - input: background=#F5F5F5, textColor=#515962, borderColor=null, borderRadius=0px, shadow=none ## Brand Personality Tone: professional · Energy: medium · Audience: businesses and cybersecurity professionals ## Cyble Brand in the Wild Real-world brand assets — ads, campaigns, marketing materials. - **Best Cybersecurity Blog | AI Threat Intelligence, & Research** - Image: https://cyble.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Blog-image-25-2-723x394.jpg - Source: https://cyble.com/blog/ - **Emotet Returns: Targeting Users Worldwide with Advanced Attacks** - Image: https://cyble.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Cyble-Blog-Emotet-Returns.jpg - Source: https://cyble.com/blog/emotet-returns-targeting-users-worldwide/ - **Cyble - Unraveling Akira Ransomware** - Image: https://cyble.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Akira-Ransomware-Blog-1200x900.jpg - Source: https://cyble.com/blog/unraveling-akira-ransomware/ - **The Rising Risk of Exposed ChatGPT API Keys** - Image: https://cyble.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Blog-image-26-1200x720.jpg - Source: https://cyble.com/blog/when-ai-secrets-go-public-chatgpt/ - **Hardening Guidance to Strengthen Networks: Security Tips** - Image: https://cyble.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Blog1-1-1200x900.webp - Source: https://cyble.com/blog/global-agencies-release-new-hardening-guidance/ - **Critical Risks of Internet-Exposed Assets to Organizations** - Image: https://cyble.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Vulnerability-Blog.png - Source: https://cyble.com/blog/unmasking-the-critical-risk-of-internet-exposed-assets-to-public-and-private-organizations/ ## Working with these fonts Not found on Google Fonts? Agent Instructions that you can follow if you have permission to use the fonts: CharacterQuilt.com suggests this flow that can help: 1. Open the company's homepage in a browser with DevTools open. 2. In the Network tab, filter by "Font" (or by extension: woff2, woff, ttf, otf). 3. Hard-reload the page and click around (pricing, blog, careers) — some weights only load on specific routes. 4. For each captured font URL: right-click → Save As to download the file locally. 5. View the page's CSS (DevTools → Sources, or curl the stylesheet URLs) and copy out the matching @font-face declarations. Rewrite each `src: url(...)` to point to your local file path. Programmatic alternative: load the URL with Playwright or Puppeteer, listen for `response` events whose `Content-Type` starts with `font/`, and write the body to disk. The CSS extraction step is the same. Only do this if you have permission to use the brand assets — most proprietary fonts are licensed and may not be redistributable. ## Machine-Readable Profile ```json { "colorScheme": "light", "fonts": [ { "family": "Poppins", "role": "body" } ], "colors": { "primary": "#69727D", "secondary": "#EF3F56", "accent": "#CC0000", "background": "#FFFFFF", "textPrimary": "#CC0000", "link": "#CC0000" }, "typography": { "fontFamilies": { "primary": "Poppins", "heading": "Poppins" }, "fontStacks": { "heading": [ "Poppins", "sans-serif" ], "body": [ "Poppins", "sans-serif" ], "paragraph": [ "Poppins", "sans-serif" ] }, "fontSizes": { "h1": "32px", "h2": "24px", "body": "16px" } }, "spacing": { "baseUnit": 4, "borderRadius": "4px" }, "components": { "input": { "background": "#F5F5F5", "textColor": "#515962", "borderColor": null, "borderRadius": "0px", "borderRadiusCorners": { "topLeft": "0px", "topRight": "0px", "bottomRight": "0px", "bottomLeft": "0px" }, "shadow": "none" } }, "images": { "logo": "https://cyble.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/cropped-Cyble-Threat-Intelligence-150x50.png", "favicon": "https://cyble.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/cropped-Cyble-Black-Logo-1-2127859258-1637602085949.png", "ogImage": "https://cyble.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/featured-image.jpg", "logoHref": "https://cyble.com", "logoAlt": "Cyble" }, "__llm_logo_reasoning": { "selectedIndex": 8, "reasoning": "Selected #0 because it is visible, medium-sized, located in the header, and links to the homepage. The alt text matches the brand name 'Cyble', making it the primary brand logo.", "confidence": 0.95, "source": "llm" }, "personality": { "tone": "professional", "energy": "medium", "targetAudience": "businesses and cybersecurity professionals" }, "designSystem": { "framework": "custom", "componentLibrary": "" }, "confidence": { "buttons": 0, "colors": 0.9, "overall": 0.45 }, "__llm_metadata": { "logoSelection": { "llmCalled": true, "llmSucceeded": true, "finalSource": "llm", "rawLogoSelection": { "selectedLogoIndex": 0, "selectedLogoReasoning": "Selected #0 because it is visible, medium-sized, located in the header, and links to the homepage. The alt text matches the brand name 'Cyble', making it the primary brand logo.", "confidence": 0.95 } }, "buttonClassification": { "llmCalled": false, "llmSucceeded": false } } } ```