Defendant

CyberReef Solutions, Inc.

1 case as defendant.

Cases
1
Active
0
1 closed
Filed
2021
Top venue
D. Delaware
1 case

Company profile

CyberReef Solutions, Inc. (commonly "CyberReef"; formerly SCADA Access) is a privately held software company headquartered at One Texas Centre, 415 Texas Street, Shreveport, Louisiana. It is not publicly traded and has no listed parent; PitchBook lists it as private-equity/venture-backed, with investors including Sage Growth Capital, the New Orleans Startup Fund, Reform Ventures, BRF (Shreveport), and Gulf South Angels, having raised roughly $4.3M. PitchBook reports about 30 employees; company and directory listings place headcount in the 11–50 band. Third-party estimators put annual revenue in the ~$5–10M range, but no company-confirmed figure is available.

CyberReef develops cloud-based, SaaS mobile data management and security software. Its flagship offering is MobileWall, a hosted "mobile firewall" that gives enterprises visibility into and control over cellular data usage, content, and threats, and enables private networking for M2M/IoT devices. Marketed verticals include business, healthcare, education, and mobile operators, across IoT, mobile broadband, and fixed wireless access. The company describes itself as an application service provider (ASP) of M2M cellular data services and states it partners with U.S. mobile operators. PitchBook lists 8 patent documents (6 granted, 2 pending) on technologies such as network-based M2M private networking and access point name management.

CyberReef is an operating company, not a patent assertion entity: the database shows 1 tracked case as defendant and 0 as plaintiff. It holds its own patents but has not appeared as an asserting plaintiff in the tracked data.

Kajeet, Inc. v. CyberReef Solutions, Inc. (D. Del., filed 2021-01-04, No. 1:21-cv-00004, Judge Maryellen Noreika) is the sole tracked case. Plaintiff Kajeet — an education-focused mobile connectivity provider — asserted U.S. Patent 8,667,559 ("Feature management of a communication device") under 35 U.S.C. § 271. The suit was filed in Delaware alongside parallel Kajeet complaints against McAfee Corp. (1:21-cv-00005) and Mosyle Corp. (1:21-cv-00006), reflecting overlapping technology in mobile device policy/usage management. The '559 patent was also the subject of a PTAB inter partes review (IPR2022-00001) filed by Gen Digital/NortonLifeLock against Kajeet.