About CyberResources

CyberResources was founded in 1975 when the firm was hired by Control Data Corp. to develop an automated collection system for one of the largest banks in New York City.

In 1991, CyberResources purchased the collection system from Control Data Corp. and added the recovery system. By then, over eighty major companies had CyberCredit systems installed and operating. Since that time, CyberResources has migrated the product to several UNIX based systems running on the popular Reduced Instruction Set Computers (RISC) now marketed by world leaders in computing technology.

In 1995, CyberResources expanded its operations throughout Mexico and South America by a licensing arrangement with a leading Mexican financial software firm. Several systems are now operating in Mexico and South America. The systems installed there are entirely in Spanish.

In 2000, CyberResources developed a Windows version of its collection system called CyberCollect using as its base, the powerful Microsoft Access Database (tm). CyberCollect encompasses all the major features of CyberCredit and CyberRecovery while adding several major new advances.