EVRISKO is standing up as a candidate Participating Company under the Presidential Memorandum of August 2026 — Expanding Capabilities to Combat Transnational Cyber-Enabled Crime. We are prepared to conduct Cyber Surveillance Operations and Cyber Effects Operations against foreign Cyber-Enabled Transnational Criminal Organizations, exclusively under the direction, oversight, and lawful authorities of the Federal Government.
Collection of information and intelligence from foreign CE-TCO information systems, networks, and infrastructure — conducted with the intent to remain undetected, and including actions essential and inherent to enabling such collection, consistent with the Memorandum's Section 4(d) definition.
Manipulation, disruption, denial, degradation, or destruction of foreign CE-TCO information systems and controlled infrastructure — proposed as packages to the NCC and executed only upon written approval and direction from the Program Executive Directors, pursuant to Section 4(a).
Beyond the two authorized operational lines, EVRISKO is prepared to support the Program's standardized workflow — from packaging to post-action reporting.
The Memorandum requires the Federal Government's complete oversight and control of Participating Companies' performance. EVRISKO's compliance posture is built to those standards, without exception.
Every operation exclusively on behalf of the Federal Government, under Federal supervision, pursuant to Federal lawful authorities. No independent action.
No operational action is taken without written approval and direction from the Program Executive Directors. Every package reviewed. Every time.
Any activity implicating a United States person receives Department of Justice review and any required judicial or other authorization prior to approval.
No operation is proposed or conducted that is likely to result in loss of life, serious injury, or rise to use of force under international law.
Operational workflow deconflicted with Federal law enforcement, State, Treasury, War, Justice, and the U.S. Intelligence Community.
The NCC is kept fully apprised of all operational activity. Findings advance understanding of foreign CE-TCOs and their impact on Americans.
Any activity exceeding approved parameters — including unintentional U.S. targeting — is ceased immediately. Minimization runs. NCC and DOJ notified.
Continued participation is subject to at-least-annual review by the Program Executive Directors. Standards are held. Every year.
The Program's implementing guidance requires Participating Companies to demonstrate technical proficiency, proven performance of cyber operations, facility security, personnel vetting, competence, and reliability. EVRISKO is being organized against every one of those factors.
EVRISKO adopts the definitions of the Memorandum without amendment. Our proposals, packages, and reports use this vocabulary exactly.
EVRISKO welcomes contact from the National Coordination Center, the offices of the Program Executive Directors, and appropriate personnel of the Department of Justice, the Department of Homeland Security, and coordinating Federal agencies. All inbound correspondence is handled in accordance with the Program's operational security requirements.