Key Takeaways
- Cybersecurity firm owners with T visas qualify based on contract revenue
- Fund security tools, compliance platforms, and analyst hiring
- Cybersecurity firms average $820K in annual contracted revenue
- Government and enterprise contracts create premium funding applications
- No green card required — certifications and SSN are sufficient
Cybersecurity businesses operate at the frontier of global digital risk — and they require significant investment in tools, talent, and certifications to compete for enterprise and government contracts. T visa holders who have built cybersecurity firms can access Bankable's capital to grow their capabilities and pursue high-value engagements.
Cybersecurity Business Funding Uses
- Security Platform Licenses: SIEM, EDR, vulnerability scanners, penetration testing tools, and threat intelligence platforms.
- SOC Build-Out: Workstations, monitors, and infrastructure for security operations centers serving multiple clients.
- Analyst & Engineer Hiring: Fund the compensation packages required to recruit certified cybersecurity talent.
- Compliance Certification: Fund SOC 2 Type II audits, ISO 27001 certification, and FedRAMP authorization processes.
- BD & Proposal Costs: Business development, RFP response resources, and competitive intelligence for government procurement.
Enterprise Contract Leverage
Cybersecurity businesses with signed enterprise or government contracts represent some of the strongest funding applications in Bankable's portfolio. Multi-year managed security service contracts and government task orders translate directly to predictable revenue that strengthens your Bankability Score.
Equipment Financing
Finance SOC workstations and server infrastructure at competitive rates.
Explore →Revenue-Based Funding
Repay from monthly client billing aligned to cybersecurity contracts.
Apply Now →Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Bankable funds cybersecurity businesses owned by T visa holders. We evaluate your contract revenue, client base, and business cash flow — not your immigration status or citizenship.
CISSP, CEH, OSCP, CompTIA Security+, and SOC 2 compliance audit reports all demonstrate professional credibility. These strengthen your application for higher funding amounts.
Cybersecurity businesses typically borrow $75K to $750K. Firms with government task orders or enterprise contracts exceeding $500K annually can access up to $1.5M.
Yes. Obtaining security clearances, pursuing FedRAMP authorization, and BD costs for government procurement are all approved uses of Bankable funding.
Managed Security Operations Centers (SOCs) with recurring client contracts represent the strongest revenue profile Bankable evaluates. Monthly retainer contracts from multiple enterprise clients qualify for the largest loan amounts.
Yes. Annual prepayments for SIEM, EDR, threat intelligence, and vulnerability management platforms are approved uses of working capital funding.
Bankable handles all client information with strict confidentiality. We can evaluate your revenue based on bank statements and contract summaries without requiring disclosure of client identities.
Yes. Both red team/penetration testing firms and defensive/managed detection and response (MDR) providers qualify. The key factor is documented revenue from legitimate commercial or government clients.