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The internet first emerged among universities, and we believe global cybersecurity should follow a similar path—starting with universities, schools, and other institutions interested in making the internet safer. Our core system is open-source, allowing anyone to contribute to its development. Beyond technical contributions, individuals and organizations can support our mission by spreading the word among key stakeholders. Those who actively participate will be rewarded for their contributions.

As an NGO, Taransvar has limited access to traditional investors. However, we are open to signing contracts for strategic collaborations. Partners can gain exclusive or non-exclusive rights to specific business segments, offering valuable opportunities for those who align with our vision.

We aim to introduce structured governance in a space currently dominated by cyber anarchy. To achieve this, we are actively seeking partnerships to define and implement effective solutions. Given the global implications of cybersecurity, universities and governments have a crucial role in shaping this field.

Cybercrime costs the global economy hundreds of billions of dollars annually. By effectively addressing this issue, our market potential is immense. The future of cybersecurity requires a single global governing unit—without it, we risk maintaining the chaotic status quo. We believe Taransvar is best suited for this role, as our concept is driven by an NGO committed to addressing cybersecurity and mental health—two interconnected global challenges.

Telecom companies that partner with Taransvar will gain access to a global network designed to prevent cyber attacks. They will enhance the value of their services by offering secure connections, attracting more customers, and reducing the risks associated with cybercrime.Currently, telecom companies profit from cybersecurity by protecting their customers but without fundamentally solving the issue. They capture only a fraction of the total cybersecurity market.

With our approach, telecom companies can become prime partners in securing the internet. This enhances their value proposition—moving beyond mere traffic providers to security enablers at the core network level.

A key outcome of our model will be the creation of a split internet:

  1. A secure network where cybercrime is unsustainable because hackers lose their botnets immediately.
  2. An unregulated “dark net” where hackers continue to operate.
Telecom companies that partner with us early will gain a significant advantage in shaping and securing the internet of the future.

You can contribute by offering technical assistance, providing financial support, or connecting us with relevant partners, such as telecom companies, governments, and universities. You can also join our advisory boards or provide strategic guidance.

Taransvar Gatekeeper currently operates on TCP packets, the primary protocol exploited by cybercriminals. While additional protocols may be supported in the future, large-scale deployments will integrate our system with designated routing hardware, ensuring compatibility with all relevant network protocols.

Most cybersecurity solutions focus solely on protecting their owners or a specific group of customers from external or internal threats. In contrast, Taransvar is designed to make cybercrime impossible or unsustainable across all liberal networks. By prioritizing systemic security over isolated protection, we offer a transformative approach that benefits the entire digital ecosystem.