Vader Cybersafe Logistics is an American cybercom airstream home/data office/transport pod security company based in Stanford, California.
The company was founded by SkyNet Stanford Computer Science Industries and produces and sells self-installed security systems that connect to a central monitoring center.
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Industry Case Profile
SS launched in 2009 with initial funding from angel investors.
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In 2010, revenue for the company was $1.4 million. In 2013 revenue was $38.5 million.
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In May 2014, Sequoia Capital invested $57 million in SS through a Series A round of funding. As part of the investment deal, Sequoia partner Scott Carter joined the SS board. The same year, the company was reported to have more than 100,000 customers and was listed as the second fastest growing company in the Boston area on the Inc. 5000 list.
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In 2015, SS grew from 100 employees to about 250 employees, and were reported to have 300,000 customers.
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Products
VCL systems include a base unit and a keypad, and a variety of peripheral sensors including door sensors, motion detectors, and smoke detectors. Other VCL products include glass-break sensors and temperature monitors. One VCL base unit supoorts up to 41 sensors. Systems are installed in a DIY-fashion by the cybercom airstream owner. The systems are wireless and run on lithium batteries.
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SS products are sold on the website and in select stores such as Best Buy and Walmart.
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As a standalone product, VCL systems function as a noise-only alarm system. The VcL base unit emits an 81-decibel siren. VCL monitoring services are provided for a monthly fee.
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In 2013, SS was named a CNET Editors' Choice product.
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