Anyone interested in CyberSecurity Diligence?

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September 16, 2025

by a professional-advisory from University of Colorado at Boulder in Denver, CO, USA

Hi all — I’m Bob Flores, former CIO/CISO for PE-backed companies and founder of CyberSweep. We help buyers like you uncover cyber risks that could derail your deal — before you sign. Search targets often lack modern security, and most diligence misses it. We: • Scan for ransomware risk, data exposure, and hidden IT liabilities • Quantify it in financial terms (e.g. “$3.2M breach risk”) • Deliver fast, scoped reports tailored for lower-middle market deals If you’re under LOI or prepping to close, happy to share a checklist or do a quick call. → calendly.com/bobflores → redacted
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Reply by a searcher
in Paris, France
Indeed - I have been pretty hands-on in this area for the past few years. My personal opinion is that advisory firms can produce greater value at the TSA (where applicable) and PMI phases more than cyber due-diligence after LOI itself. This is mostly due to corporate politics where both the buy and sell-sides are very secretive and they don't want to get their local IT teams involved even after LOI has been signed. PMI cyber is a pretty large scope and can offer a lot of opportunities, even for mid-market firms.
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Reply by an admin
from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Portland, OR, USA
^redacted might be able to help with CyberSecurity introductions or recommendations here.
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