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Cybersolutions Inc. engages in the digital communication and cyber security business. It provides planning, development, sales, and support of business communication services, such as email, business chat, groupware, and software packages; general consulting on messaging systems; initial consulting, implementation support, customization, version upgrade support, etc.; provision and construction support of cloud systems for ASP and SaaS businesses, as well as security and risk management services related to emails. The company also offers cloud services, including cyberchat, securedrive, secure communication one, secureboard portal, cloud mail Security Suite, MailGates, and EMERGENCYMAIL. In addition, it provides Enterprise Audit Sigma, an email archiving services; CyberMail Sigma ST, an one-stop cloud email sanitization services; Cybermail Sigma, a domestic cloud email services; and CyberMail-CDR, an email sanitization systems. The company was founded in 1997 and is based in Minato, Japan.
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