Cyberspace Command

Cyberspace Command (Private) Limited is a cybersecurity company. Cyberspace Command performs professional services such as deep Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (deep VAPT) and delivers technologies to their clients. Cyberspace Command handles over 18 classified projects and protects over 200 organisations. This feat was achieved by aggressively collaborating with global industry leaders. Cyberspace Command create electronically Demilitarised Zones for their clients and prevent threats from entering the safe zone in the network, accessing information or from ex-filtrating with data. Cyberspace Command has exclusive agency rights and promotes several brands in Asia-Pacific.

The four solutions Cyberspace Command offer are:

1. Professional Service -- such as Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing (VAPT), IT Audits, Technology Implementation, Digital Forensics, Training, Consultancy, etc.

2. Non Detection Based Solutions -- which prevent threats from entering the client's DMZ by pre-emptively scanning all incoming files and forcing system compliance.

3. Detection Based Solutions -- which use Machine Learning to identify threats by studying statistics and electronic patterns in critical infrastructure sites.

4. Products -- such as encryption devices, electronics systems, etc. These are often provided to persons or entities who criminals target.

History

Cyberspace Command (Private) Limited was Founded in Sri Lanka in 2018 by Lehan Edirisinghe. Cyberspace Command partners with Sumathi Information Technology or other ICT Companies to deliver solutions to Sri Lankan clients. To conduct foreign projects, Cyberspace Command works with domestic ICT companies in the particular company.

Social Media

Cyberspace Command share updates or what they are up to on Social Media. This is done with integrity to help people learn more about cybersecurity or help out. Cyberspace Command encourages work with volunteers, employment opportunities and encourage open, sincere communication with stakeholders via social media.

Cyberspace Command has a Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/cyberspacecommand

Cyberspace Command has a Twitter Page: https://twitter.com/CYBERSPACECOM

Corporate Strategy

Cyberspace Command pays $1 out of every $4 an employee earns and 35% of Company Profits, which adds up to 51.25% of earnings. So, if Cyberspace Command has 10 projects with 10 unique staff per project team, which each earn $100 profit. Out of the $1,000 total profit: the 100 unique staff will be paid $250 and earn $262.50 as Performance Rewards. The $512.50 is divided out as $5.125 per unique employee of the 100 unique employees. If the firm earns $1,000,000 per year and has 10 employees, then each of the 10 employees earns $51,250 (out of $512,500) and the Company retains $487,500 profit. Consultancy fees are also allocated to persons or companies. This means 51% of earnings are given to employees or partners. Stock options are also provided to build a financial and psychological stake in the company. As 51% of deal profit is paid to staff or partners, many entities feel comfortable collaborating B2B or G2B with Cyberspace Command.

Cyberspace Command seek to support Sri Lanka's Military and Defence sector by supplying cybersecurity solutions.

Secrecy Policy

Due to the sensitive nature of the cybersecurity sector, where secrecy can save a life. Cyberspace Command carefully release information for co-ordination and security purposes only after determining such information cannot be used to prejudice or cause an increase in risk for Cyberspace Command, Clients or the public. Cyberspace Command use Non Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) to protect public interests, confidential information, etc.

Business Activity

Cyberspace Command has an interest in all sectors because cybersecurity crosses all fields in business, politics or society. Cyberspace Command works with their clients in various sectors to improve their lives, success and happiness. For instance, although Cyberspace Command is focussed on cybersecurity they can help deliver advanced technology to agriculture, manufacturing or retail businesses, charities or government.

Cyberspace Command

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