While the tech world obsesses over cloud and SaaS security, Cydome is quietly building an impenetrable fortress for the maritime industry's digital transformation. In a sector where a single breach can halt global supply chains or sink a $200M vessel, this isn't just cybersecurity—it's maritime sovereignty.

"Traditional cybersecurity companies see a network. Cydome sees a floating fortress where every satellite link, navigation system, and cargo manifest is a potential attack vector."

What makes Cydome's approach revolutionary is their recognition that maritime cybersecurity isn't about firewalls—it's about operational continuity. A cargo ship in the middle of the Atlantic can't 'reboot' or patch vulnerabilities mid-voyage. Cydome's specialized architecture accounts for the unique constraints of maritime environments: limited bandwidth, intermittent connectivity, legacy OT systems, and the absolute requirement for zero downtime. This isn't IT security adapted for ships; it's maritime security built from the hull up.

• Maritime-native architecture: Built for satellite connectivity constraints and operational continuity requirements
• Critical infrastructure focus: Extends beyond ships to ports, terminals, and offshore platforms
• Regulatory compliance engine: Pre-configured for IMO, SOLAS, and maritime cybersecurity frameworks
• 29-person efficiency: Lean team achieving $4.1M revenue demonstrates strong unit economics and market demand