Our History
From quantum theory to the front lines of signal defense
The Beginning
Cyberez Systems founded by a team of quantum cryptographers and security researchers. Initial focus on post-quantum encryption algorithms.
Series A Funding
$25M funding round led by major venture capital firms. Expansion of quantum cryptography research and first enterprise deployments.
Advanced Threat Research
Establishment of Advanced Persistent Threat research division. Early detection of sophisticated state-sponsored attack patterns.
Global Expansion
Opening of European and Asia-Pacific headquarters. Launch of 24/7 Security Operations Centers across three continents.
March Hare Incident
Sophisticated supply chain attack targeting financial sector. Independent consultant Margaret Chen brought in to assist. Extended exposure to attack vectors revealed new threat patterns.
Leadership Transformation
Sarah Mitchell appointed CEO, bringing operational excellence from defense sector. Launch of QuantumShield product line revolutionizes post-quantum encryption.
Physical Verification Networks
Deployment of mesh network infrastructure for proximity-based authentication. Response to increasing synthetic identity attacks in digital channels.
BiZ Network Discovery
Robert Chen's team uncovers dormant sleeper network during routine security audit. Major restructuring follows. Margaret Chen recruited as CISO to lead remediation.
Signal Degradation Crisis
AI-generated content floods networks, making human verification critical. Traditional authentication methods failing. Physical mesh networks become last line of defense.
- Mesh network verification required for critical systems
- AI behavioral analysis on all authentication attempts
- Zero-trust architecture mandatory
- Human imperfection as authentication signal
Key Achievements
WARNING: Historical records may be affected by temporal anomalies from March Hare incidents. Some dates exhibit quantum uncertainty.