cyberforcesecurity.com

What It Is

CyberForce Security positions itself as a “boutique cybersecurity marketplace” and value-added distributor, primarily serving MSPs, MSSPs, SMBs, and channel partners. It is not a standalone EDR or firewall product; instead, it brings curated security tools into a single procurement and delivery entry point. Its focus is exclusively on cybersecurity, reducing the selection noise often found on general IT distribution platforms that carry large amounts of unrelated software.

Core Capabilities

According to its website, CyberForce Security covers six security categories: endpoint protection and XDR, email security, identity and MFA, browser detection and response, network security, and cloud security and compliance automation. The platform supports browsing by category, comparing billing models, buying directly or through an MSP, and on-demand provisioning. For MSPs/MSSPs, it also mentions white-label MSSP services, co-branded sales tools, bulk savings, multi-tenant management, POC and deployment support. Management and alerting capabilities appear to depend more on the selected vendor products themselves; the website does not provide details on a unified console or alert orchestration.

Pricing and Service

Its main pricing highlight is “zero platform fees”: no transaction fees, no platform markups, and no hidden platform costs. Pricing is based on aggregated usage, with greater savings available as scale grows; on the channel side, there are distributor and reseller pricing tiers. In terms of service, each purchase includes product consultation, deployment configuration, integration with the existing tech stack, POC technical support, and ongoing troubleshooting and optimization. This can be practically valuable for SMBs or service providers that lack dedicated security engineering teams.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are clear positioning, focused categories, an emphasis on vendor curation, and expert-led delivery, making it suitable for MSPs and channel partners that need to assemble a security product stack quickly. The zero-platform-fee model also helps protect service provider margins. The limitations are that the website does not disclose specific vendor partners, individual product pricing, compliance certifications, data residency, security credentials, or SLA details, so vendor due diligence is still required before formal procurement.

Best Fit and China Access

CyberForce Security is a fit for MSPs/MSSPs looking to expand their security portfolio, SMBs that need enterprise-grade security without managing complex contracts, and channel partners that want to resell cybersecurity solutions. Mainland China access, payment methods, local compliance, and Chinese-language support are not clearly stated, so China access is currently rated as unknown. For deployment in China, it is advisable to also evaluate local security vendor channels, managed security service providers, or the availability of international distribution platforms such as Pax8, Ingram Micro, and TD SYNNEX.