CyberGlobal is a cybersecurity franchise that provides protection solutions for businesses of all sizes. The brand began in 2017 in Europe and has since built a reputation for delivering robust network defense and high-level security capabilities.
Its headquarters remain in Europe, and the company operates through a global network of trained cybersecurity specialists. Through franchising, CyberGlobal enables entrepreneurs to establish local operations supported by expert resources, advanced tools, and ongoing guidance from the corporate team.
The franchise delivers a broad portfolio of cybersecurity services, from penetration testing and SOC monitoring to application security, cloud reviews, incident response, and GRC consulting.
All technical execution is performed by CyberGlobal’s centralized professionals, allowing franchisees to concentrate on acquiring clients, managing relationships, and driving local business development.
Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.
CyberGlobal provides a multi-layered training program to prepare franchisees and their designated personnel for operational success. The training components include the following:
CyberGlobal offers limited territory protection through the designation of a specific “Territory” described in the Franchise Agreement. Within this area, the franchisor agrees not to establish or license another franchise that is physically located in the same territory.
However, this protection is non-exclusive, meaning that CyberGlobal and its affiliates retain the right to operate or franchise businesses outside the designated territory, even if it affects the franchisee’s business.
Additionally, franchisees are not granted internet or e-commerce exclusivity within their territory unless explicitly allowed. CyberGlobal also reserves the right to engage in national accounts, alternative distribution channels, and marketing programs that may cross territorial boundaries.
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