UMV positions ZYON as its integrated security brand and Z-WebDefentra as the flagship web-server line. Z-WebDefentra brings webshell detection and website defacement protection together under one agent, so security teams do not have to stack separate tools on every web server.
Z-WebDefentra is built around the proven WSS webshell engine and WARSS restoration capability. AI-assisted analysis is used to support webshell detection — it is not a substitute for understanding what is currently shipping on the web-server agent.
Inspect uploaded and modified code to detect webshells, including obfuscated and variant samples, using signature and AI-assisted analysis.
Monitor for unauthorised website changes and restore content, source or directories when defacement is detected.
Deploy one agent on the protected web or application server instead of installing a separate product for each control.
Watch web-server file and content changes so webshells and defacement attempts can be handled as they appear, not after a weekly scan.
Isolate detected webshells and restore defaced content so the attack path does not remain open while a ticket waits.
Z-WebDefentra is installed on the web or application server itself. It is workload protection, not a generic cloud WAF in front of the site.
UMV documents additional ZYON capabilities such as ThreatHunt malware detection and broader cloud protection. Those areas should be confirmed against current availability before they are treated as part of a production scope.
WSS webshell detection and WARSS restoration are the documented, long-running foundations of the Z-WebDefentra line.
UMV describes AI-assisted analysis inside webshell detection. That does not make Z-WebDefentra an enterprise AI-governance platform.
Malware-detection and cloud-protection modules described under the ZYON brand should be scoped against current release status.
Evaluate how UMV ZYON Z-WebDefentra can sit on your web and application servers. CyberDistro can help your team scope the use case and coordinate a tailored product demonstration.
Z-WebDefentra, WSS, WARSS, the single-agent model and what is currently in scope.
ZYON is UMV’s integrated security brand. Z-WebDefentra is the flagship web-server line, combining WSS webshell detection and WARSS website restoration under a single agent.
No. Z-WebDefentra is installed on the web or application server to inspect files and restore defaced content. It complements perimeter WAFs rather than replacing them.
UMV describes AI-assisted analysis as part of webshell detection. That is a detection method on the web server, not an enterprise AI usage-governance platform.
UMV documents agent deployment on Windows, Linux and Unix web or application servers. Confirm the exact environment during evaluation.
UMV has described additional ZYON modules, including malware detection (ThreatHunt) and broader cloud protection. Treat those as items to confirm against current availability, not as assumed shipping scope on this page.
UMV Inc. develops web-server security products, including the WSS webshell detection line. ZYON is the current integrated brand under which Z-WebDefentra is offered.
Official UMV website and distributor contact.
UMV web-server security overview and current brand materials.
Visit umvwebsecurity.comUMV’s published introduction of the ZYON brand and Z-WebDefentra line.
Read OverviewFor scoping and a tailored demonstration of UMV ZYON Z-WebDefentra, talk to CyberDistro.
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