C – Consultancy services for cybersecurity strategy development and implementation.

Y – Yielding revenue through offering cybersecurity training and certification programs.

B – Building and selling secure hardware devices, such as encrypted USB drives or biometric access systems.

E – Establishing a cybersecurity software development company, creating and selling security solutions.

R – Running a cybersecurity risk assessment and compliance auditing business for organizations.

S – Selling cybersecurity insurance policies to businesses and individuals.

E – Engaging in ethical hacking services, offering penetration testing and vulnerability assessment.

C – Creating and selling cybersecurity-related educational materials, such as books or online courses.

U – Utilizing bug bounty programs to find and report vulnerabilities in software for monetary rewards.

R – Reselling cybersecurity products and services as a value-added reseller (VAR) or managed service provider (MSP).

I – Investing in cybersecurity startups or technology companies as a venture capitalist or angel investor.

T – Training and providing cybersecurity experts for specialized tasks on contract or freelance basis.

Y – Yielding revenue through offering cybersecurity consulting services to small and medium-sized businesses.