Speaking of OATH

Its interesting to see the New Company Name Verizon choose to call it's New Company once it completes it's acquisition of Yahoo (Hacked) and melds it it AOL operations.

Yep you guessed it !

http://www.fox4news.com/business/246297508-story

There you go again Z

Pulling out little Gem's from the Database you possess !

Anyone remember before 2FA.

Nice Shake, Rattle & Roll the Giant!

Yes ! I needed an after Open Laugh!

Might have a career as a Stand up Comedian. Hey they are restarting up American Idol, perhaps he should attend the Tryouts.

If he can make all of us laugh, he should have no problem.

Perhaps you missed the ACS Webinar, Large DOD Contactor already secured.

Needed a Laugh before the Open, Thanks Adam

Good Answer!

Zatafour - You want Positive this morning ?


This one song covers all bases !

Z - Two Thumbs Up !

Hate_Liars, There's No Lying Eyes from You !

When a verse Fits, It just fits, the First Verse hits a SFOR Home Run.

https://youtu.be/IR_Ii0hXLEk

Z, ShortTornado, ROCKER, ALL

Thanks for all the info putforth last night and early this morning.
This group really knows how to Rock On GREAT Information.

_______________________

RDY2ROCK "The "staffer and analyst" The Debate

ROCKER - Yeah I put out some DD, and a few Gold Nuggets here and there, try to add some Humor, Graphics, Videos, etc. to help make some long posts palatable, and if the reader manages to dig though it may find some good worthwhile information.

Videos obviously take time no matter how good or bad the the Content. Graphics or modifiing graphics take some time if they are to evoke some stimulus.
Overall It don't come easy.

DD In Hard Facts I take seriously as I do the reliability of source material. Which is why I try to provide links and ScreenShots to backup what's Provided in the post.

It's the readers job to dig deeper from there.

So to just dismiss Jeff Pollard and say the guy has no Idea what's going on and doesn't know what's going on either.

Well we differ on that one.

I would tend to think he has a fairly good Idea of what taking place.

Therefore we can a have a friendly disagreement in opinions on this one issue.

We have great senergy, Intel and McAffee, eh, perhaps not so much..


I try take into Consideration the sources from the research I do, or receive from associates. As I would not intentionally throw junk out from a fly by the seat of his pants "so called" Analyst.

And true what is taking place behind the scenes, or what the entire spinoff encompasses is at a corporate level, there are many unknowns.

We have some knowledge that 99% of outsiders don't possess.

From my point of view.

The first thing I noticed was obviously the Source was FORBES.

So I take what's written with more than a grain of salt and anyone quoted I give credence to as well. The article was written by:

Forbes Staff
Antoine Gara
I cover the good, the bad and the ugly of finance.

FULL BIO
I’m a staff writer on Forbes’ investing team, where I cover banks, asset managers and corporate mergers.

I’m on the lookout for the next big thing being pitched on Wall Street and I like to delve into the stories and stocks that investors missed.

I’m a graduate of Middlebury College and the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, and I’ve worked at TheStreet and Businessweek.

Before becoming a financial scribe, I was a part of the fateful 2008 analyst class at Lehman Brothers.

The analyst he used and quoted :

Jeff Pollard, an analyst with Forrester, says McAfee is emerging from Intel with a gutted portfolio and its service offering has lost ground in feature's versus the competition. Worse yet, Pollard says McAfee entered a strategic drift at the worst of times -- when cybersecurity became a top priority for IT departments and bigger software players invested heavily into the space.

"TPG is certainly buying an asset that has degraded over time," says Pollard. But he views McAfee's problems as fixable and likens TPG's opportunity to PE firm Thoma Bravo's successful turnaround of BlueCoat Systems. “McAfee is in need of direction and a turnaround. But there is a blueprint for TPG."

Forester Research who Jeff Pollard is an analyst for, is reknown.

References to both are Below:

Seeing how he wrote another article with 4 others, I don't think he as any agenda in what he wrote. Seeing the Title of that one.

Though I'd like to think there is another use of the term Gutted it's a pretty straight forward term in meaning.

So is the use for the word "synergy"

Synergy - The interaction or cooperation of two or more organizations


Intel Spins Off McAfee As Synergies Fail To Materialize
McAfee Is Better Off On Its Own Once Again


Which I don't feel like spending $200 to read, although it would be interesting to read and see what is said. I'd easily pay 10% of that to see what is said.

Here is a sipet:

FOR SECURITY & RISK PROFESSIONALS

Quick Take: Intel Spins Off McAfee As Synergies Fail To Materialize
McAfee Is Better Off On Its Own Once Again
September 9, 2016

Authors
By Jeff Pollard, Joseph Blankenship with Stephanie Balaouras, Bill Barringham, Peggy Dostie


On September 7, Intel agreed to spin out Intel Security with a new, but old, name — McAfee. This acquisition winds up a cautionary tale to security leaders on what can happen when a tech giant enters the security market without a clear vision beyond creating a multi-line business. Intel failed to create needed synergies between its core business and its security portfolio; now McAfee's solution set re-emerges with lasting damage from a multiyear dismantling of its portfolio and little innovation while part of Intel

https://www.forrester.com/report/Quick+Take+Intel+Spins+Off+McAfee+As+Synergies+Fail+To+Materialize/-/E-RES136365


BTW the page Below has lots of information on XDL.

Here a piece, (big page)

From Sept. 2016 Las Vegas
OpenDXL Initiative
The industry has long needed a way to make different technologies work better together, and we paved the way with the most highly adopted technology across major players with the McAfee Data Exchange Layer (DXL).

To accelerate that, today Intel Security announced its intent to open the McAfee Data Exchange Layer to the industry as a concrete means of disrupting the cyberattackers’ advantage.

Through an open source strategy and the beta release of a new software development kit (SDK) for DXL, “white hats” (both organizations and technology providers) will gain the ability to attach to a shared real-time communication fabric and exchange security intelligence as well as orchestrate actions for the shortest possible execution of the threat defense lifecycle.

DXL provides a standardized application framework to integrate technologies from different vendors with each other and with in-house developed applications. The OpenDXL initiative will expand access and capabilities of the DXL SDK and the management and community infrastructure that will support it, enabling developers within ISVs, enterprises, colleges and even competitors to gain the many real-time integration and operational benefits of the Data Exchange Layer.
https://www.mcafee.com/us/about/news/2016/q4/20161102-01.aspx


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Forrester Research

Forrester is an American market research company that provides advice on existing and potential impact of technology, to its clients and the public.

Their 2016 adjusted EBITDA was $29.3 million and their 2015 adjusted EBITDA was $26.5 million.

Forrester has five research centers in the US: Cambridge, Massachusetts; New York, New York; San Francisco, California; Washington, D.C.; and Dallas, Texas.

It also has four European research centers in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, and Paris and four research centers in the APAC region in New Delhi, Singapore, Beijing, and Sydney.

The firm has 27 sales locations worldwide. It offers a variety of services including syndicated research on technology as it relates to business, quantitative market research on consumer technology adoption as well as enterprise IT spending, research-based consulting and advisory services, events, workshops, teleconferences, and executive peer-networking programs.
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Jeff Pollard

PRINCIPAL ANALYST SERVING SECURITY & RISK PROFESSIONALS

Jeff primarily contributes to Forrester's offerings for Security & Risk Professionals.

His research guides client initiatives related to managed security services, security outsourcing, and security economics.

He helps senior technology managers with their plans to leverage a composite set of security services to drive business outcomes.

His research focuses on integrating security services into operational workflows, incident response processes, threat intelligence applications, and business requirements.

Previous Work Experience
Prior to joining Forrester, Jeff served as a global architect at Verizon, Dell SecureWorks, and Mandiant, working with the world's largest organizations in financial services, telecommunications, media, and defense.

In those roles he helped clients fuse managed security and professional services engagements in security monitoring, security management, red teams, penetration testing, OSINT, forensics, and application security.

Education
Jeff holds a B.S. in IT management from Western Governors University.


RESEARCH COVERAGE

Antimalware, API & SOA Security, Application Security, Endpoint Security, Incident Response, Managed Security Services Providers (MSSPs), Mobile Security, Security Architecture, Security Performance Management, Software-As-A-Service (SaaS)

ZPaul - TPG/INTC/SFOR/ACS Double Take ! What ?

The Crew of the Weekend Shift has Found a possible kink in your Post!

And needs your thoughts as to what it means ? Thoughts and/or prognostications as what might happen as the Road Progresses.

But perhaps this is positive.

This is a McAffee/Intel/TPG article from August 2016, that I have never seen before. Yes some of it we know, some of it, is News a least to me !

With All the Positives Intel states about McAffee, and Helping it, Plus owning a 49% Stake. Why? Why ?? would it Leave McAffee with a Gutted Portfolio. Perhaps I'm reading something wrong !

Either way, no matter what happens I may be looking at McAffee's New IPO. If there is one. Or maybe just Aquire shares if TPG or McAffee buys SFOR. (If it has not already) Hey What's a billion here and a Billion there among friends.

Hey Dietl Dietl, the Cows already in the Fiddle and Cow launches over the Moon.

It would seem McAffee needs SFOR and Ram Pemmaraju Skills more than
ever.

But we Shall see, What we Shall See, soon enough I hope.


https://www.forbes.com/sites/antoinegara/2016/09/08/tpg-makes-a-big-cyber-security-bet-on-mcafee-as-intel-refocuses-under-ceo-krzanich/#494060c63fd8

SEP 8, 2016 @ 10:45 AM 15,191 The Little Black Book of Billionaire Secrets
TPG Makes A Big Cyber Security Bet On McAfee As Intel Refocuses Under CEO Krzanich

Antoine Gara , FORBES STAFF
I cover the good, the bad and the ugly of finance


Private equity firms have always found a sweet spot in buying business lines that are spun-off from corporate giants. These so-called 'carve outs' play into the wheelhouse of PE buyers who have the cash to quickly take a business off the hands of a restructuring corporate titan, and it is the playbook for home run deals like Carlyle's purchase of Axalta from DuPont , Pernod Ricard's sale of Dunkin Brands to a consortium of buyers, and tech blockbusters such as Avago and Skype.

TPG Capital's $1.1 billion purchase of a majority stake in McAfee from Intel INTC +0.90% on Tuesday evening may eventually join the ranks of these corporate carve out deal wonders.

TPG is buying McAfee through a joint venture with Intel in which it will take a 51% stake in the IT security firm and run it as a new independent company. Intel will hold onto a 49% stake in McAfee and provide $2 billion in short-term financing to TPG's purchase, which values McAfee at an enterprise value of $4.2 billion when including debt.

The newly independent McAfee, freed from Intel's over $50 billion a year semiconductor business, will be led by IT veteran Chris Young and is expected to have greater agility as pure-play security firm. Perhaps McAfee, renamed Intel Security in 2014, was getting lost in the shuffle and stymied from making new investments in R&D, or acquisitions.

McAfee's antivirus software is still one of the most widely recognizable products in corporate IT departments, but it is newer companies like FireEye, Palo Alto Networks and Proofpoint that are growing at a faster clip, not to mention the hundreds of startups seeking to disrupt the security space. In the first half of 2016, Intel Security generated $1.1 billion in revenues, or 11% growth, and operating income of $182 million. Its total bookings increased 7% from 2013 to 2015 (excluding fluctuations in the U.S. dollar).

Why might TPG do well with McAfee? A lot boils down to price.

Long before today's buying boom in software and security companies hit a frenzied pace, Intel paid $7.6 billion in cash to buy McAfee in an effort to integrate new forms of security with fast-growing mobile device and wireless network usage. But, TPG is effectively buying McAfee for nearly a quarter of the price Intel paid a half decade ago.

Another good tell on the deal's prospects is Intel's hesitance to sell entirely.

Intel is maintaining a 49% stake in McAfee, which can be seen as an acknowledgement that that the semiconductor giant thinks McAfee is worth more than $2.2 billion, or $4.2 billion when counting debt.

Here's how Intel CEO Brian Krzanich put it: "As we collaborate with TPG to establish McAfee as an independent company, we will also share in the future success of the business and in the market demand for top-flight security solutions, creating long-term value for McAfee’s customers, partners, employees and Intel’s shareholders."

Intel will continue to work closely with McAfee on its growing products, Krzanich noted. Left unsaid is the notion that selling McAfee may allow Krzanich to continue refocusing Intel on new growth opportunities like the 'Internet of Things' that tie more closely to its semiconductor strengths.

For TPG, a bet on security may be slightly opportunistic after corporate heavyweights like Intel, Symantec SYMC +0.23%, HP , and Cisco all bought heavily into the sector. Now, the security deals have slowed as strategic and PE buyers turn their sights to publicly traded internet, SaaS and cloud companies. The slate of 2016 deals includes Raxspace, Marketo, Demandware and LinkedIn, with many expecting a busy final quarter for software buyouts.

It doesn't seem like TPG had to navigate this frenzied bidding after sourcing the deal directly with Intel and agreeing to a carve out even before the final separation work on McAfee was finished. Intel, after all, is financing TPG's purchase because McAfee still is yet to have its audited financials completed as a standalone business.

"We believe that McAfee will thrive as an independent company. With TPG’s investment, along with continued support from Intel, McAfee will sharpen its focus and become even more agile in its response to today’s rapidly evolving security sector," said Jim Coulter, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of TPG, in a press release.

Given McAfee’s leading global market position, loyal customer base, and trusted technology, we see a compelling opportunity to invest in a highly-strategic platform that is growing consistently and addressing significant and evolving market demand,” added Brian Taylor, a TPG partner.

That's not to say TPG won't have its work cut out.

[Jeff Pollard, an analyst with Forrester, says McAfee is emerging from Intel with a gutted portfolio and its service offering has lost ground in feature's versus the competition. Worse yet, Pollard says McAfee entered a strategic drift at the worst of times -- when cybersecurity became a top priority for IT departments and bigger software players invested heavily into the space.

"TPG is certainly buying an asset that has degraded over time," says Pollard. But he views McAfee's problems as fixable and likens TPG's opportunity to PE firm Thoma Bravo's successful turnaround of BlueCoat Systems. “McAfee is in need of direction and a turnaround. But there is a blueprint for TPG."

[B]TPG has had success in tech sector carveouts, and turnarounds.

In 2005, it partnered with Lenovo on the carve out of IBM's PC business. Other successful tech carveouts include ON Semiconductor, and it is an investor in promising startups like Tanium and Zscaler. McAfee may eventually also be seen as a deal win for TPG.

Blackshire (All) I've been working on that $735K Figure for a while now.

I hacked into the NRO's Discoverer Spy Satellite Satellite System, and had it trained on the building in Edison, and been trying to count the money, But I was having to much fun counting, so I re-trained the Satellite on the Auditor's Books.

I took about 735 Network Hops around the Globe, so hopefully I don't get caught.. otherwise I won't be able to spend all that SFOR Cash.











I realize I have now just triggered every Government Network Text Monitoring Alarm Bell they have. Not LOL, Just having a little Fun Guys, Take it easy. Just Testing to see if my Tax Dollars are Working.

baldeagle - I'm ROTFLOL at SFOR

A Super Formula One Racing Fan, yep that's me to a tee.

I followed F1 around Europe when living in Germany, Attended the Monte Carlo Race 4 times.

Was right there for the 5th time, but refused to go as I was on my Honeymoon with other places to go on Race Day or as I told my wife, I seen 4, I'm not going not now. Race day we were on our way to a place call Horse Shoe Falls, my wife does not sleep in the car, but she said she was going to nap and to wake her up if I see a nice place to eat. We were about 60 miles from Monte Carlo..

I came upon the Caribou Restaurant with a 20ft Caibou out front, we went in Ordered Steak and Pommes frittes (Fries). As I began to look around it was a Sports Bar Too and 10 minutes later the Monte Carlo Grand Prix Started...YOU PLANNED THIS, I Heard... had never been there before.

Anyway, I've always wanted as a SFOR fan to Attend F1 Races around the World, so Good thing I'm a SFOR (StrikeForce) fan, now I might get the Chance.

The 15th is a Saturday, so the 17th, if not before......

Mark stated in an Interview "It will be out on Time, as it Always is".

Thanks Baldeagle (All) and you brought up

the one thing I left out and was going to add.

The Fact that (most likely) there will be a PR on the Events that transpired in the 1Q, before the 10K is out.

Not only should everyone find the time write as Sleddogs suggested
( Addresses below the Power at the bottom, your voice has POWER too, alone he's a F135 Fighter Jet, Together, Well.... you'll get the Picture) but after the PR /10K, everyone might take two minutes and Email Mark and the Gang for Exucuting perfectly the Plays and the HardWork put in during the 4Q & 1Q on the Deals (if Announced) Completed so far and to pass the same along ACS. AND Support Bo Deitl (I) for Mayor of NYC, if he promises to keep at least one eye on ACS.

I Can't Wait to see What Ram Pemmaraju has coming next up his Sleeve in new products.

Going by what the President of ACS stated, I can only Guess, what CyGate is all about. Encrypted OBBA MultiFactor Authentication for the Enterprise ?

Again, that's only a Guess and Speculation.

But it's hard not to Speculate when Faced with So Much That StrikeForce has going for it.

The Pool is not quite warm enough to go in and just hang out in yet, but I had to Jump in a take a few laps yeasterday after reading Z's Post on Credit Card Processors. I did not have to let it his words sink in a minute as asked, I dove in the cold water and came up with a Big S_it Eating Grin on my Face and a loud Yee Haw! Opps! Pardon the obvious excitement otherwise refereed to as Hype... LOL.


Baldeagle, I'm not into the NCAA, but I am into Formula One Racing and IndyCar and F1's Opener was in Australia last Sunday and sitting on the DVR ready to watch this weekend as I've been busy... Hummm, I wonder what's keep me so busy that I have not had a chance to Watch my F1 by now ??? It will Strike me in a minute, if Forced to think about it. Ain't our Technologies grand.

Our best Jet Fighter Aircraft the F135, Combined Both Engines generate 28,000 lbs of thrust normally, but produces 43,000 lbs of thrust with the afterburners engaged.

The Space Shuttle with All Engines Combined Produces 7.8 Million Pounds of Thrust

Any wonder I call it........

Rolling Thunder



From our Powerful Arm-Twisting, Letter Writing Long, Major Sleddogs!

[Quote]You're right IF Ram's OOBA/MFA creation is mentioned prominently in
"The National Anti-Hacking Plan" due on President Trump's desk on 6/15.
SFOR has a closing window of opportunity to get mentioned in that plan! Never underestimate the power of your well written, sincere letter. This AM I got an e-mail from Mark Kay stating simply that our "letters helped a lot" in raising DoD awareness of the SFOR solution to the military issue I-Phone COMSEC issue. WE did that together and We can do it again with this. Now is the time to write the co-chair of that plan, the Director of the CIA and the Director of the ODNI. I would not dare ask you to consider doing this had

To contact CIA Director Mike Pompeo the address is simply:
Central Intelligence Agency
Office of Public Affairs
Washington, DC
20505

To contact the Director of the ODNI Dan Coats the address is simply:
Office of the Director of National Intelligence
Washington, DC
20511

Although both Mike Pompeo and Dan Coats were (R) US Senators your letters to these co-chairs of "The National Anti-Hacking Plan" should be addressed to them as Director not Senator.
"This is a good battle Sancho!" said Cervantes' Don Quixote.
We can win this big time IMHO if we do what we did before when we wrote our Senators, Representatives and DoD officials. Together we can help make SFOR a roaring success and help make America cyber safer. Please consider writing those letters. Thank you!




GO $SFOR GO ACS

Trades4ever, Great Post - Devils Advocate - MidShift

First it's a pleasure to read someone who takes the time to put their thoughts down in a Good sized Post, where written, so that thoughts are fully expressed and make for good reading and very understandable.
Although a paragraph break here and there would have made for easier reading..............

You have some points I agree with and some I dont. So please take any offence as play Devils Advocate.

How could I have prevented that close? Perhaps as an organized and coordinated Group we might have been able to out play the MM's. We were Ok until the last 80 seconds of Trading, until that 500K Sell order came in. I would have liked to have gone into the weekend @ .018. But in the grand scheme of things it's of little consequence.

The disconnect ? Besides Revenues, many other things can be mentioned in the 10Q, which information can be supplied from events that have happened right up to when the 10K is released. No need to go into detail, let's just say things are rolling a long Great. Elon Musk could not have surprised better, when his Falcon 9 First Stage Booster Landed back on the Launch Pad.

Yeah, a feat not so much taken for the real achievement it was, since Americans have been watching it in sci-fi since the days of Buck Rogers which first appeared in 1929.

The Cost Savings are tremendous at about $62M per Launch and then can be reused about 12 to 15 times. SpaceX will dominate the Low Cost Satellite Launch Business for years until everyone Catches up. He should be Finally about ready for an IPO, Be There !

Seems many have caught up with StrikeForce too! Their only problem is many have done so by infringing upon its OBBA.

As some one mentioned MultiFactor is in ubiquitous. But not so much with OBBA.

StrikeForce's infringers have Capitalized on that Market and will pay for it thanks to SFOR's Legal StrikeForce. OBBA is the only way to go and SFOR's Patent's have the Gambit Covered, especially when it includes all the Biometrics, which everyone is using in even 2FA today.

Read that last sentence again and let it sink in.

Yes Revenues do count, but there is more to the 10K than just Revenues as I've said earlier.

Whether revenues are $600K, or $735K as my Speculation yesterday, when bugged about giving one a few times, or $800K plus...

It's the 1st & 2ND Q Numbers that are Going to Raise Eyebrows from those not following this board miticulosly thus far.

Altough I enjoy sharing the camaraderie and enthusiasm with all the positive Longs on the board. I feel some need to listen/read to the Interviews of Mark Kay with a more meticulous eye and ear. I say that because of some of the Far Out Numbers they are Predicting for the 4th Quarter Numbers in this Lotto Blinkee has going.

Really Guys ! Any of those guessed over $1M are way out of the Ballpark IMO. Sorry.. It's just my opinion, Hey I hope I'm wrong...and your right ! But I will stick with my $735K. And may be off +or- minus $35K.

As I mentioned it's not all about NUMBERS, with this 10K it's about content too.

The first 3 Quarters of 2016 has showed Revenues going up by leaps if not bounds when comparing to the average OTC stock.

The 2nd Q was about $44K above the 1st Q and the 3Q was about $57 above the 2Q. Revenues grew well, but not enough as needed to sustain the Company.

But that has all changed during the 1Q of 2017. Again, it's all right there in Mark's Interviews, if it's not obvious enough for you with ACS's President statements in the Webinar.

Good Luck To All ,

And as always the Midnight Shift will end with a song that Sum's it All Up for everyone, No Matter if your a newbie to investing, a newbie to SFOR, an investor with Investing Knowledge, or just a Beiever in StrikeForce and
Know What You Own !




https://youtu.be/GjlTKHFjG5g

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"guesses on 10K"

I still have 16 Days, but so you will stop asking.

I'll throw a Looong Shotgun Pass, $735,000

I need a Drink StrikeForce

https://www.strikeforceenergy.com

L2 Question ?????

My Friend & Neighbor and his 17 year old Son were over at my house this afternoon. We were discussing & looking over SFOR today.

I bought his son 30K shares in my Roth, that would go towards his College Fund. While showing him and his dad the in's and out'so trading, as his dad only has a Company 401K, and wants to open up a Broker Acct. I had told him what to look for on L2 and then.......

Why did the first part of the trade order (21,693) buy order show as a sell on Level 2 ?

And the Remaining 8,307 show up as a Buy?








The first 21,693, shows as a sell, the Following 8,307 show as a Buy below ?

Move

It was a 3 Part Question

You mentioned DISA and Government Contracts.
Can you discuss any other notable Contracts Aquired ?
What Patented Technologies are you using ?
I just saw CyGate on your Website, could you expand on this product a little ?

Which later got lumped in with multiple people asking about patents...

Like Minds

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=130052904

You mean the Question that she began to ask and switched to another question, in the middle of asking ?

All Should Relax, Enjoy the Ride.

One if my first more Positive Graphics from November, done as an WallPaper for Investors. Download, Relax and Enjoy the Ride.

In one of Kay's Interviews I did hear him say that ACS would pay the $9M when Contracts are Completed.

And as of yesterday's Webinar, that sounds like the Job is done. MacAfee/Intel Security, DoD.

And some still wonder where the Money came from to pay Debt down to around $4M.....

Seems the ACS McAffee Deal has been implimented a while now from the length of time we have seen on its Website.

Just thinking out loud.

As stated by others paperwork can be expidited.

SFOR seems to let it Channel Partners do the Bulk of the Work.

StrikeForce Technologies CAGE CODE = BUYOUT

Would suggest for you, a Glass of the old MIL-SPEC K-9-P

I found an Oldie but a Goodie

I liked the Last Slide with the Stats from Microsoft.

I think the Current Statistics should be in every Interview, Company Promotion and on every Product Box the Company sells on Every Store Shelf.

The Request Lines won't stop Ringing

So we play the most Requested !

Go $SFOR

It's a Hard Concept to Understand, I Know

The Average Home Owner can understand the Concept.

Adding in the Market Variable for the Investor, some days the Market is Hot, some days it's cold.

"Break the ice at the Pentagon"


"All I did was break the ice at the Pentagon"

Yes Z - I also heard him say they didn't want to go the TPM Route, but had to due to Large Defense Contractor and Compliance.

VERTERIM - Seems ACS begining it's Move

Might News be far behind ?

Howard would be Rolling over in his Grave!

Based in Austin Texas, a hop skip and Jump from Eastern District of Texas, choice Patent Lawsuit HUB. Of course with StrikeForce's Legal PowerHouse and International Patent (when we hear of Approval) StrikeForce will Fight them anywhere in the World.

HID Global Company History

1991: Formed as Hughes Identification Devices, a subsidiary of Hughes Aircraft

1995: Became a subsidiary of Palomar Technological Companies; changed name to HID Corporation

1996: Acquired Sensor Engineering, adding Wiegand products

2000: Acquired by ASSA ABLOY

2001: HID acquired Motorola's Indala RFID access control business

2003: Acquired the card and reader business of Dorado Products, Inc.

2006: Acquired Fargo Electronics and merged with Indala to form HID Global

2006: Merger of HID Global and ASSA ABLOY Identification Technology (ITG)

2007: Acquired Integrated Engineering, adding flexible MIFARE-based reader technology

2010: Acquired ActivIdentity, a global leader in identity assurance

2011: Acquired Lasercard, leading provider of secure ID solutions

2012: Acquired EasyLobby, the industry leader in secure visitor management solutions

2013: Acquired Codebench, a leader in physical security identity management particularly for the government sector

2014: Acquired IdenTrust, a leader in trusted identity solutions recognized by financial institutions

2014: Acquired Lumidigm, a global leader in biometric authentication solutions

2015: Acquired Quantum Secure, a leading provider of software solutions for managing identities, compliance, and provisioning access within physical security infrastructure.

2015: Acquired IAI Industrial Systems B.V., a leading provider of high-quality personalization solutions for identity documents.

Notable Customers

• HID Global supplies its readers and credentials for access control to Banco do Nordeste of Brasil. Employers Mutual Casualty Company.

• HID Global provides network access control to the China Pacific Insurance Co.and Jinwan District People’s Procuratorate[10] located in Sihucheng District, Zhuhai city.

• HID Global supplied card customization products and services to Amway India and Action Ambulance Service.


Partners

HID Global serves a variety of partner such as OEMs, system integrators, application developers and channel partners in domestic and international markets. Some OEM partners include Siemens, Honeywell, Lenel (UTC Fire & Security), and Tyco.

The company also partners with computer manufacturers to create new products. HID worked with Dell to develop HID on the Desktop, a three-component PC logon solution that won the 2009 Smart Card Alliance Award for Outstanding Technology. HID later partnered with Panasonic to integrate an HID Global RFID module into Panasonic's Personal Identification Mini Dock to support reading biometric passports.

HID Global also worked with Inside Secure (formally known as Inside Contactless) and US Bank to supply HID iCLASS contactless smart card technology in the US Bank PayID card program that was the 2010 Paybefore Award Winner for Best Innovative Program. The PayID card program uses an all-purpose card to provide contactless physical access to U.S. Bank facilities, along with contactless payment and traditional magnetic stripe cards for purchases made by U.S. Bank employees.

Manufacturing

The company is based in Austin, Texas with other production facilities in Asia and Europe. Some of these facilities are located in Hong Kong, China and Galway, Ireland. It also has research and development centers in Cardiff, UK, Denver, Colorado as well as Fremont and Mountain View in Northern California. The company also has a design facility in Chennai, India.


StrikeForce - We are the World of Cyber Security.

Always help those in the World that need a Helping Hand if you can. True we can't help everyone but we can at least Make a Dent.
Make America Great Again !

https://youtu.be/Glny4jSciVI

RDYROCK - I have to Disagree

Ram Pemmaraju and StrikeForce are the Sultans of COBAS/OOBA

If you have ever enjoyed a Music Video On Mid Shift, then This One is Must.

Never a Pick, Mark Knoppler having almostas much fun as we are having here.

The no pick lead Guitar is phenomenal.

Dedicated to Ram Pemmaraju the Sultan of COBAS/OOBA!

https://youtu.be/8Pa9x9fZBtY

No Wrong ! Read the Patent !

Do use use Biometrics to Login anywhere or access Your Device.

MultiFactor Authentication has been around for a while now,
Ram Pemmaraju Patents have been too.

Since Investing in August 2016, actual Talk in Publication, MultiFactor Authentication has Grown in just 7 months to Heights I could not have believed to have happened in such a short period of time.

OBBA has a good part of that, but will soon grow to those Same Height's soon.

Posting for 7 months and Not knowing what ACS is in your last post to me, says it all.


Your dealing with a StrikeForce that has a Legal StrikeForce Standing behind it. and using SFOR's IP to Protect its Law Firm, at least Blank Rome LPP, (which that can be confirmed) with a little work on your part.

ZPaul (All) - No No! WRONG !

That Title is and always Will be bestowed upon you ZPaul.

No one has done more for the enrichment of the StrikeForce Technologies iHub Board and Investors Acct.'s than you youngman, though Hard Research bringing us a Huge Part of that DD Library you maintain.

It's never easy cataloging all that Information and being able to retrieve it in a moments notice. A specfic single word or quote is a DD Dream once everything is aquired and in One Place (that's the hard part)

When I began to research SFOR in Aug/Sept. You stood out like a Sore Thumb, easily recognized with not only the Facts but providing Links to almost everything you present. This makes it easy to believe statements and comments made without the link or source to backup what is said.

This has been my montra since 1996, although with SFOR it's hard not to veare off the Track once in a while with the Massive Amount of Positives in this company.

Whether it goes to 20 cents, $2 or $20, the company is the most Interesting and Integing stocks, I have had the pleasure to Invest my Capital in, due to it's Price, Long Term Forward Thinking and Patenting it's IP, Prestigious Legal Reperesentation and Strategy to Capitalize on upon it's Technology Lead in what is the Hottest Topic in Technology Today.

Every Cloud Computing Corperation wants to join in the Enterprise Cloud Network Industry and everyone of those need the Best Enterprise Cyber Security in order to succeed. The Backbone of that resides in the Patents covering ProductID, OBBA MultiFactor Authentication COBAS.

Every Consumer who uses the Net needs Mobile Trust and GuardedID or another Companies Product where it has been added to enhance their Product from a Software Development Kit (SDK) from StrikeForce or ACS or other Multiple Channel Partners.

SFOR Patents may be touching PC's in 128 Countries via Microsoft's AZURE Active Directory and it's S/W Components.

But the World "Ain't Seen Nothing Yet"



Yeah it's More than Feeling and can be seen in the many Post and Facts on this Board, most of which can be found by Clicking on the name ZPaul and reviewing the Links and Facts contained within.



To sum it up for most of us here.



I have said once and I'll say it Again.

I Concur ........

Frank 43 Wins. and the Missing Link

Reposted !

"43 wins, 3 supreme court victories"

I saw this exact quote before I began posting it, although my DD lacked in asking for and Seeing the Link. A board search shows this was First it posted, but not the Quote :
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=129539432&txt2find=Supreme

Although Doubtful, this does not include Posts that may have been Removed.

Taking an extensive search of the Net this morning, did not get any results.

I will continue to look for the 2016 Track Record, I hope others will too, as multiple sets of Eye Balls work better than one.


Although this net search will make ones Head Spin at the Amazing Facts about Ropes & Gray. Everyone should try about 15 Minutes of in-depth DD on the Law Firm when they have time.

I already posted the Following in an earlier post which goes more in-depth to ZPaul this morning.

One of the most Interesting things I found is the The Firm is not just opening a new office in California, Ropes & Gray is ending its patent prosecution practice. And is Spinning Off its Patent prosecution practice

I have posted this video once, although it bears repeating, it goes rather Quickly and Pausing to read shows a few things worth noting in screenshots below.