Addressing a dangerous gap in organizational security

The cybersecurity landscape faces a fundamental problem: attackers are outpacing defenders. Approximately 75% of cyberattacks now employ techniques more sophisticated than the antiviral and malware software designed to stop them.

Global damage from ransomware is projected to exceed $275 billion annually by 2031, when attacks are projected to occur every two seconds. Data breach costs have soared into the millions, with the United States experiencing some of the highest breach costs globally at over $9 million per incident.

CYBR’s next-generation solutions can identify malicious code that traditional safeguards consistently miss, particularly as critical infrastructure in government, defense, healthcare, and commercial sectors remains vulnerable.

CYBR International offers holistic cyber security solutions including proprietary and third party products, and services. 

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Federal and commercial contracts with DHS, DoD, and other federal organizations. Our partners include:

CYBR has established significant market presence through both federal and commercial channels. The company participates in Raytheon’s $1.15 billion DOMino contract serving the Department of Homeland Security, providing direct access to one of the government's largest cybersecurity initiatives. 

Beyond this flagship engagement, CYBR maintains ongoing contracts across the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, and civilian agencies, with plans to expand further into civilian government sectors. 

The company's technology integration partnerships with IBM and AWS enable broader market reach through established enterprise sales channels, while partnerships with Raytheon, MKM Global, General Dynamics, and Lockheed Martin connect CYBR to major defense programs. 

Holistic AI-powered security suite

CYBR’s holistic suite of SaaS solutions are powered by advanced AI to detect problematic files that slip past conventional defenses. Unlike traditional antivirus software that relies on known threat signatures, our solutions are designed to identify polymorphic malware (threats that constantly change their code to evade detection) regardless of file type, language, or where they hide within a network, enabling faster analysis of potential threats across enterprise-scale networks. 

CYBR’s solutions are delivered as a cloud-based SaaS platform that integrates seamlessly with existing security infrastructure. Beyond the core scanning product, CYBR offers complementary solutions including a Malware Information Sharing Platform (MISP), a Threat Intelligence Portal (TIP) acting as a community based threat sharing platform for collaborative security intelligence. Our solutions create an advanced, actionable threat intelligence offering comprehensive network visibility, creating a holistic security suite that addresses multiple dimensions of the modern threat landscape. 

CYBR International provides cyber security solutions to numerous Federal agencies as well as many of the Fortune 50 companies.

 

Three complementary revenue streams drive growth and ensure stability

CYBR’s products division generates millions in audited sales by licensing its SaaS security solutions to enterprise customers. Their three-year contract durations can each generate over $250,000 annually in recurring revenue.

The services division, which also produces millions in audited sales, provides cybersecurity consulting, training, and implementation support to government and commercial clients on a time-and-materials basis. CYBR splits its consulting workforce between payroll employees and contractors, allowing it to scale capacity up or down based on demand without carrying excessive fixed costs. 

Their HUBZone certification provides significant competitive advantages in federal contracting. They also hold a GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract and HACS Special Item Numbers, meaning they’re pre-approved to bid on all federal cybersecurity services.

The global cybersecurity market is experiencing rapid, sustained growth, with forecasts indicating the industry will grow from over $200 billion in 2024 to roughly $500–$660 billion by 2030–2033. Driven by the surge in AI-powered cyber attacks, cloud adoption, and regulatory pressures, the industry is expected to maintain a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) between 11% and 14% over the next decade.

While there are numerous cyber security companies in the marketplace, the sheer number of increasing attacks justifies the need for more companies whose primary mission is to provide cyber security solutions. This chart below shows the growing threat landscape; here are current statistics for US cyber security workforce needs: 

• Total Openings: Recent data shows about 514,359 to over 700,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the U.S..
• Workforce Gap: The U.S. has a shortage of approximately 225,000 to 265,000 skilled cybersecurity workers to meet immediate, critical staffing needs.
• Growing Demand: The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that employment for information security analysts will grow 29% from 2024 to 2034, creating roughly 16,000+ new openings annually.

Global expansion into new territories

CYBR aims to secure world-class cybersecurity solutions to organizations with critical infrastructure, including government and military agencies, commercial enterprises, and financial institutions managing essential systems like pipelines, utilities, and payment networks. 

CYBR’s strategy emphasizes building a robust portfolio of SaaS-based contracts that create recurring revenue streams. They plan on doubling their commercial sales development team in 2026 to accelerate market penetration beyond its established government base.

The company plans on an OTC:QB listing in 2026, followed by NASDAQ in 2027. To prepare for expansion, CYBR purchased a 30-acre campus for federal security training in 2025. Facilities two 5,000+ square foot buildings. 

International expansion represents another key growth vector, with the company leveraging consortium relationships to establish presence in Middle East and North Africa regions where cybersecurity investment is rapidly increasing. 

The holistic approach of combining innovative software with high-quality consulting services creates comprehensive solutions that address both technology and human factors in cybersecurity.

Veterans in cybersecurity and military/special operations

Founder/CEO Shawn R. Key brings an exceptional background as a former Cyber SEAL who was mentored by Richard Marcinko, founder of SEAL Team 6. Key’s technical contributions include playing an integral role in the Boston Marathon bombing investigation. His expertise has earned him nomination for Deputy CIO of the Army Reserve. Mr. Key has been approached to star in a major network series primarily based on his cases and missions. 

CYBR’s team members have been featured in prestigious publications providing thought leadership on cybersecurity challenges, and the company maintains affiliations with organizations including the Child Safety Network and the Tandem Innovation Alliance. 

CYBR International has raised over $2.7M in funding. Previous funding was used for Research and Development (R&D), business development and sales growth and the purchase of a 30 acre campus with a 5500 sq ft HQ. Current funding shall be used as seen in the pie chart:

CYBR International's founders bring over 75 years of practical experience in both technology and business development/sales.

“Anyone can tout the capabilities of their company. We choose to let others for the talking for us. The following are examples of letters of commendation provided throughout the years of our work efforts. Eventually all companies and solutions were acquired by CYBR International, combining these force multipliers under one corporate umbrella. 

"CYBRscan is a forward-thinking, disruptive technology that addresses the issue of illicit file activity (IFA) within the enterprise. …..this specialized threat and assessment solution is a must-have for any government, commercial, education and non-profit.”

– Chad Fulgham, former CIO of the FBI