archTIS launches Kojensi Version 2.0 for sensitive information sharing and document collaboration
It has enhanced capabilities to support secure, military-grade data protection to enable secure collaboration between defence and industry.
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ASX:AR9
archTIS Ltd is a global provider of innovative software solutions for the secure collaboration of sensitive information. The company’s award-winning data-centric information security solutions protect the world’s most sensitive content in government, defence, supply chain, enterprises and regulated industries through attribute-based access and control (ABAC) policies.
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It has enhanced capabilities to support secure, military-grade data protection to enable secure collaboration between defence and industry.
“We were pleased to see such strong demand from domestic and international institutions following our recent decision to be quoted on the OTCQB Market,” says MD.
The new NC Protect Data Connector enables customers to get advanced auditing capability by aggregating NC Protect user access and data protection logs with existing Azure Sentinel processes to enhance data security and protect against insid
“We are pleased to be quoted on the OTCQB Venture Market due to growing demand from institutional and retail investors in the US who have expressed interest in archTIS’ global story around securing the world’s most sensitive information,” a
This is not only the first win for the partnership but also marks Okera’s first government contract won through AR9, with Daniel Lai believing it will open further government doors for the partnership as more government departments see thes
The company believes that pursuing a cross-listing on the OTCQB could bring potential benefits, such as enhanced liquidity and direct market comparisons to US-based competitors.
The cybersecurity tech company raked in $4.6 million in revenue and improved its bottom line in a “record-breaking” 2021 financial year.
The ASX-lister attributes its unaudited revenue and profit growth to customer wins for its NC Protect and Kojensi products across government and defence profiles.
The company’s consolidated technology offerings solve a range of secure collaboration challenges from secure access to top-secret defence communications between warfighters in the battlefield, to securing protected supply-chain information.
New regional executive leadership and creation of new UK corporate subsidiary will help drive growth strategy for the company’s advanced information protection solution.
The NC Protect platform is used for enhanced information protection for file access and sharing, messaging and emailing of sensitive and classified content across Microsoft 365 apps, Dropbox, Nutanix Files and Windows file shares.
Australia’s Department of Defence is already using archTIS’ NC Protect software to protect file access and sharing across the Microsoft 365 suite.
Developed in Australia for the Australian Defence Force, NDC Edge enables the analysis and distribution of data in real-time, accelerating the decision-making cycle to gain and maintain operational tempo.
Earlier this month, archTIS entered a contract with the Australian Department of Defence for the expanded deployment of NC Protect.
The contract continues the expansion of the NC Protect platform within the Australian Department of Defence since archTIS merger with Nucleus Cyber in December.
Kylie Sheather has a wealth of experience in financial planning and analysis, and a strong background in technical accounting, ASX compliance and complex financial reporting.
“We continue to have a clear line of sight toward future aggressive growth trends in revenue while making key strategic investments in sales distribution, market awareness and product innovation,” says CEO & MD.
A large German technology company has purchased the Kojensi SaaS product while AR9 has also secured three new NC Protect customers in the EMEA region.
Remarkably, despite the COVID-19 pandemic, US$600 billion was spent in mergers and acquisitions in the tech sector in 2020, the highest figure since the dot-com collapse.
The virtual forum this week saw three ASX-listed companies present for 12 minutes, followed by a five-minute Q&A session.