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archTIS licenses NC Protect software to US DoD in major defence market breakthrough
archTIS (ASX: AR9) has licensed its NC Protect data-centric security software to an initial 1,000 users within the US Department of Defense (DoD). A prime government contractor awarded the deal following extensive testing to find a product that would meet the stringent security and collaboration requirements needed to safeguard the department’s sensitive communications. NC Protect […]
archTis wins $2.3m data security contract expansion with Department of Defence
Security solutions provider archTis (ASX: AR9) has signed a $2.3 million contract to expand its NC Protect licences for the Australian Department of Defence. The four-year deal is expected to generate revenue for archTis of $276,000 in the first year, increasing to $463,000 from the second year onwards. It follows an initial $700,000 services contract […]
Action in the family cyber protection space – is there more to come?
Head of cyber filtering mob Family Zone Cyber Safety (ASX: FZO), Tim Levy is bemused by the lack of cyber protection policies covering schools and parents, particularly when home schooling became the norm during the pandemic. In essence, because the schools administer the devices the parents can’t install the filtering tools (easily at least). Family Zone this […]
The ASX cyber security stocks protecting governments and organisations
Afraid of being hacked or cyber-compromised in some other way? If you want to be very afraid, take a look at the online sites that track the daily flows of global cyber attacks in real time (similar to a real-time map of global airline routes in the good old days when planes actually flew). For […]
ArchTIS wins defence industry contract with Northrop Grumman
Canberra-based technology firm archTIS (ASX: AR9) has signed a contract for the supply of its Kojensi Software-as-a-Service platform to American global aerospace and defense technology company Northrop Grumman. The contract comprises the sale of 50 Kojensi licences with an initial annual recurring revenue of $35,455. The licences will be used by Northrop’s Australian and US […]