Audience

Who is intended for?

Garbo is designed to serve a broad ecosystem. It is aimed at professionals and institutions who, from different perspectives, share a common goal: to rigorously understand and analyze mobile technology.

Government agencies and defense organizations

National and European cybersecurity agencies, intelligence centers, and state law enforcement agencies are strategic players in the use of Garbo. These institutions require secure infrastructures that allow them to audit government devices, analyze mobile threats, and simulate complex cyberattack and defense scenarios.

Garbo offers a sovereign alternative that facilitates:

Mobile supply chain audits and firmware validation.
Malware analysis in isolated environments.
Espionage simulation and incident response exercises.
Advanced training for CERT/ENS teams and technical command centers.

The ability to deploy the platform on-premise or within high-assurance, sovereign cloud environments ensures compliance with international security standards and national digital-sovereignty policies.

Cybersecurity companies and forensic labs

Cybersecurity service providers, SOCs, and forensic labs use Garbo as a trusted environment for vulnerability research, fuzzing, deep code analysis, and more, without relying on physical hardware.

The platform offers tangible benefits:

Full access to the operating system and its kernel.
Secure execution of mass fuzzing campaigns and automated analysis.
Simulation of networks, sensors, and devices with complete control.
Direct integration into CI/CD pipelines and hybrid lab environments.

Garbo enables these teams to optimize costs, improve traceability, and increase operational efficiency without compromising security or regulatory compliance.

Mobile app development companies

In addition to cybersecurity, Garbo offers an ideal environment for mobile software development companies looking to test or validate their applications under real-world conditions.

Thanks to its full emulation capabilities and open API, developers can:

Test applications on different iOS versions and device models.
Reproduce bugs, validate compatibility, and optimize performance.
Automate integration testing and continuous deployment.
Simulate sensors, network, or battery status for complex environments.

Garbo thus becomes a flexible and secure testing lab for development teams that require precision without the need to purchase physical hardware.

Research centers and universities

Academic institutions and R&D groups use Garbo for practical training and applied research. It enables reproducible experiments, vulnerability studies, and real-life examples in completely isolated environments.

Its most common uses include:

Simulation of mobile environments in technical subjects and master's degrees.
Research in system security and applied cryptography.
Public-private partnerships in technological innovation.

Garbo fosters cooperation between academia and industry, driving the generation of strategic knowledge.

Independent researchers

Garbo is also designed for individual researchers and analysts working independently. Typical profiles in reverse engineering, bug hunting, or security research communities find in Garbo a safe environment to experiment with new techniques and methodologies.

The platform provides:

A controlled environment for exploring real-world mobile systems without risk.
Introspection, debugging, and analysis tools accessible from a single environment.
Ability to document and share results with transparency and traceability.

With this openness, Garbo supports individual innovation and recognizes the key role of the independent research community in advancing technical knowledge.

Institutional investors and strategic partners

Public and private entities interested in strengthening European technological sovereignty see in Garbo a project of high strategic and technological value.

For this audience, Garbo represents:

A critical infrastructure with international reach.
A vehicle for investment in cyber defense/intelligence innovation.
A hub for technological collaboration and knowledge transfer.

Our relationship with partners and institutions is based on transparency, the protection of intellectual property, and the joint development of sovereign capabilities.