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Here is a great article that I will send to Jason and Robert today. Just in case it slipped their mind. I will also recommend he has his sales team quickly reach out and get on all state and city bid lists and offer to help him with this process just in case he is not familiar.
https://amp.fox5vegas.com/story/38478102/us-conference-of-mayors-approve-data-protection-resolution
I can absolutely convert, edit and create PDF files. However, the files Jason sent me were contaminated. They are not able to be opened.
When all this stock manipulation stops and clear financials are released. I will gladly introduce this to my sales source.
I did send Jason an email similar to my post. Jason responded with some files to forward him. I was not able to open the files so I asked Jason to please send them in a PDF format or office. I never heard back from him. I’m kind of sitting back and waiting for him to get everything in order. I do plan on reaching out to him again with a much bigger opportunity. I have a software specialist who contracts with companies and does extensive internal research then reaches out to a large list of executive IT clients he has established over 20 years and brings everyone together to show the software. My guess is Jason has enough on his plate at the moment. However, I will pursue it.
Good point...I received an invite to a webinar today by Process Maker at work. I thought that was a little odd because I never gave them my email address. Jason has my personal email address but not my work address. I’m going on to check it out today.
I see your point. However, what if all the manipulation is to build up momentum to be listed on the Nasdaq? MM’s keeping the price controlled so when Jason is ready to change the ticker and up list to the Nasdaq he’ll have the momentum needed to attract new buyers? I don’t know enough about stocks but could this be a possibility?
You’re welcome...I agree this is an opportunity of a lifetime to have the ability to buy into a stock like this while the company is still coming together and cleaning things up. I told my friends and family to buy shares so they won’t hit me up after this thing runs North quickly.
Lol...now that's funny...It would be difficult to follow all that fancy footwork behind that possible math equation. So I'm going to shift gears a bit and talk about the word on the IT streets. From what I hear Varonis Systems is running into some big problems protecting their customers. If you look at one of my past posts I mention this briefly. One of the executive IT directors from Virgin airlines was telling me that their data was compromised and they are having problems with Varonis. He went on to tell me that Veronis is having a difficult time solving this issue and said they were busy working on it and to offered to charge them an additional $50,000.00 on top of what they already pay if they wanted to try and get it solved soon. He told me they had more problems and work then they could handle do to the GDPR regulations laws. So Virgin planned to hire an outside consultant firm to help them look for another data protection solution. I mentioned to him that he should check out Data443 and Classidocs first and he wrote down all the information. I'm not sure if he ever did but he sounded very interested.
My pleasure...you’re welcome my friend
So many different possibilities it’s impossible to guess. Here is a link to an online article that discusses technology licensing...
http://m.acc.com/legalresources/quickcounsel/lfita.cfm?
I know you have...one of your recent posts was "Data443 tweeted the IBM news. Why is Jason posting about a competitor’s (IBM) product doing exactly the same thing that Classidocs does." A few others mentioned "CAN YOU SAY "Data443 + IBM?" and posts mentioning of IBM's Watson + Data443. Plus, I've mentioned this in my recent posts as well.
I demoed Classidocs and watched the webinars. Today I watched IBM's Guardium software and it is almost identical to Classidocs. Which if they licensed with Data443 would make perfect sense for many reasons. IBM is going to be leading businesses migrating to Blockchain technology. Classidocs is the only data protection solution that works on Blockchain. The puzzle piece fits...plus, it makes sense...we'll just have to wait and see what kind of revenues gets reported. Companies like IBM, Microsoft etc... commonly license technology. That's why they are so successful for so many years. Why risk loosing money in copyright, trademark and patent infringements when it's much easier and faster to license with someone who has already done all the heavy lifting.
I just finished with a webinar for IBM Guardium solution. I couldn't help but recognize that Classidocs has similar functionality which would be expected. However, the GUI interface is very similar. Which makes me wonder if Data443 has licensed any of their technology to IBM. This is a common practice especially in this industry and would never be released due to confidentiality clauses. One interesting points they made during the webinar is that California voted to have data security laws on the ballet. We should be able to contact a company and ask them to produce everything they know about us. This is going to get real interesting.
That’s well said. Companies that would pay the most for Data443 right now would be their competitors. Just to take Data443 off the market and incorporate some of the technology into their own software and dissolve the rest of it. That price they would get for it now would only be a small fraction of what the potential earnings will be for Data443.
I would have questioned it also 6 months ago. However, this industry is a small niche. When you expose yourself like Data443 has done to the market over the last 6 months you get traction very quickly. Large businesses will purchase software based on the credibility of Data443, its employees and vendors. Good IT professional know which softwares have been failing and which ones have been winning awards. Guys like Jason know many people who work in this niche and/or are known. He’s not someone who just woke up one morning and said I think I will start a data protection company.
What Jason meant by that comment is that his cloud version of Classidocs software can also be used with Microsoft and Amazons cloud services. Customers are not limited to just Data443’s hosted servers. He also mentions they will have more compatible partners soon. Plus, customers can purchase the software and run it on their own network. That’s an interesting option as well because companies spend more money upfront on the initial purchase and less on monthly support. But what is interesting about that is we could very easily one day see an out of the box consumer version of this software sitting on the shelves of Best Buy and Office Max.
My man Brattle I never doubted you for a second...nice job
I think you are right, thank you
It’s definitely not far fetched. And probably more likely then not. If anyone remembers last year when we were chatting about what company was taking over the LDSR shell there was a lot of talk and links to Watson and Blockchain with two guys who had the rights from IBM. I would have to look back at some of the early messages like around last October’ish but I’m too tired and lazy right now.
Ah you just touched on my favorite subject, food. This isn’t a cut and dry answer. It depends on what you like to eat of course. As you know we now have some of the top chefs in the world who have made homes here in Las Vegas and you’ll never be disappointed with any of them. Including one of the very few 3 time Michelin star chefs signature restaurant in America Joël Robuchon, excellent. From restaurants on the strip we have a lot of good franchises. Like il Mulino in Caesar’s Forum or Carmine’s in Caesar’s Forum for Italian. For Chinese i recommend Mr. Choi also at Caesar’s and they also have a one of the best buffets now after their 50 million dollar renovation. I really like Jean Georges in the Bellagio as well. We have some great steak houses to many to list. However for off the strip franchise you’ll get a great steak always at Del Friscos. So one of my favorite local original restaurants off the strip would be Echo & Rig. It’s a local partner owned by a perfectionist butcher and a chef. They do a an all around great job with food, drinks, atmosphere and variety. You can get a great steak or an awesome lasagna. Great prepared sides and the pricing is reasonable.
Now if you’re looking for good Mexicans that’s another subject. We have our go to spots based on dishes. Similar with Pizza my recommendation is Pizza Rock but if you like thick crust then Dom Demarco does a great job. The best Thai food I recommend Nittaya’s Secret Kitchen...if you’re looking for any other kind of food feel free to ask away...you could probably guess I happen to love food.
What about a licensing agreement? That in my opinion is the most likely scenario. Microsoft can be licensing some or all of Data443’s technology. Very common in the industry.
What’s this mean for us? Has our Pinocchio become a real OTC?
This convention is a big deal. Caretower is based out of London. This convention is practically in their backyard. This should generate lots of exposure for Data443. This is going to be exciting
If we look at recent price history we had a decent week during the week of the RSA show. Hopefully we’ll see similar performance during this show. The more shows Data443 attends the faster we will grow. My question is anyone on this board live close to this weeks convention?
Isn’t every investment Hope? I bought shares of Ford @ $1.00, Bank Of America at $5.00, Microsoft at $25.00 all hoping it would go up.
We all have our own opinions. I’ve worked in the IT industry for over 30 years. Im not a stock trader and only invest in companies I believe in. I’m confident after speaking with Jason, seeing his product in action. Knowing this industry the shows he’s attending and the things he’s doing. This company will do well. I guess that’s hope plus personal experience.
If I was Jason and I spent my entire life in this business learning all the things needed to build a better software. Then with everything going on at the moment with GDPR and crypto’s and new this is going to happen fast. I would know I need a lot of money and no one is ever going to give me the money needed to get started. I would take whatever money I had and buy a cheap shell company. I would make sure it would have enough shares so I could dilute it to keep funding my company for growth. I would operate as cheaply as possible and spend my money doing major shows. Partner with the friends I made while working in the industry and look for help everywhere I can. As long as the software is good the company will do well and will grow fast.
He probably rents one of those week to week office spaces. That’s just smart business. He’s keeping his overhead down while growing. What does he need with a large wasted office space, it’s a software company. Customers aren’t flying in from around the world coming to his office. He does everything remotely and if anything he would fly to the customer.
Why waste money on a leased office space? He could grow this from his home if he wanted to. You guys get caught up in the craziest things. Jason is a seasoned tech security software expert who is very knowledgeable in his field. Who after working for someone else his entire life is putting all his eggs in a basket and trying to break into a business that is very cutthroat and expensive to market. Jason’s real, his software is real and the few people he has working for him in his little office are real. All working hard and doing a great job.
Lol....I think everything on the OTC is a huge gamble but we are holding a pretty good hand...
They won the Gold Medals and BigID took silver in two of the categories. You can look to see all the competition in each category. They don't give away these awards, companies have to earn them. Then for additional verification they recently got voted as the Top GDPR Solutions & Services. Plus, I personally demoed the software and the engineering alone was astonishing. Companies like Microsoft spend millions of dollars paying designers just to figure out the best places to place icons in order to work with the human brain to make it user friendly and easy of use. ClassiDocs's platform exceeded many platform designs including Microsoft office for ease of use. You never see that in a security program. Incredibly designed, making it attractive, inviding and user friendly for any user not just an IT professional.
Everyone pays money to have their software reviewed and evaluated by professionals. You can check out the list of all the major companies who enter this competition. Winning Three Gold medals is amazing. The one Gold he’s referring to is because ClassiDocs was the only software registered to date that will work with Blockchain technology and I think that still stands true today.
Copy the link below into your browser...
https://cybersecurity-excellence-awards.com/2018-cybersecurity-product-awards-winners-and-finalists
Today's news is pretty incredible. Not only are they going to be alongside Caretower at Infosecurity Europe next week. But this time displaying three 2018 Gold Medal software and a recent confirmation article that labels Data443 as the top US based advisory firms for GDPR solutions & services. That's pretty exciting, this is a huge deal and should attract more visitors then the RSA.
Great post...very true, many large companies that we all do business with, lack very basic network security. This is a good point and a huge problem. I don't see it getting any better in till companies either have a major crisis or get lucky and have an outside consultant come in to point this out to them. If I was part of Jason's team I would offer a Free (pay for travel) onsite security consultation to any company who fits a minimum requirement whatever that might be. Let's say businesses with 100 employees or more. They pay for travel expenses only and get a free network security evaluation report and maybe also ask for a recommendation from them if they are satisfied with the services. You can almost be guaranteed to find serious issues 90% of the time.
As for Data443 selling their company in my opinion will not be a consideration anytime soon. This company is very new keep in mind we don't even have one quarter of financials yet. I don't think even in the crazy tech industry that someone would ever offer to buy them. Plus, if they did then Jason would be selling himself short. Strong revenue and a good track record is what adds value. The software, patents and technology is great but the financials tell the true story of what it is worth.
I respect your objective criticism in the past. When looking at some of my OTC blunders that still linger in my portfolio I can certainly understand why. They all claim to be the greatest thing since sliced bread. With this one I have a lot of eyes out there in the IT industry keeping a close eye on Jason and his company. If I didn’t feel good about this software then my time would be spent elsewhere.
Another major reason big companies stay out of this is because new data threats happen constantly just like virus software. I was speaking with one of the head technical engineers at Eset the other day and he was telling me they use to see about 400,000 new threats a year now its everyday, granted some are modified from existing threats but the numbers are unbelievable. Big companies cant keep up and patent infringements subject them to big lawsuits when they do. I remember an answer Bill Gates once gave in an interview. When asked with technology changing so quickly are you afraid of the competition. He replied, we know exactly what our competitors are doing. Our biggest fear is the guy working from his garage.
Thank you everyone for your opinions. Brojaz it's obvious you're very experienced with OTC stocks. I enjoy your posts however, sometimes you are difficult to read.If you say it's trading "OK" for an OTC right now then I believe you. I appreciate everyone sharing their experience with this stock. It definitely helpful to us novice stock traders.
I'll do my best to answer any technical questions. As far as saying ClassiDocs is better than Microsoft's GDPR solution. That is not hard to believe and probably very true. Microsoft has some great products like Windows and Office. However, they also produce many blunders as well like their accounting software awhile ago and the newest mistake call Microsoft Edge. In the IT world of course it would make our lives much easier if we could trust one company to do everything. Unfortunately that will never happen and I wish these big companies like Microsoft, Apple and Google would just stay focused on what they do well and not try and do everything. When you get a company who specializes in one thing for example Firefox it makes everyone's life simpler. Mozilla can focus on details that big companies often overlook. In my opinion Microsoft can never build and maintain a web browser as good a Mozilla Firefox and that is the same with Malware, virus and data protection programs.
Thank you for the explanation. What I've read online so far about business consolidation of shares mentions minimizing the share structure by a reverse split. I like the new entry point share consolidation definition better.
What does that mean when a company is consolidating, is that the same as dilution? I’m fine with that but it’s confusing to watch shares being worded it ways that sounds like can ultimately screw the investor. I can’t understand how a ticker change would help. Unless when they decide they are done consolidating they change the ticker to let it mature like it should. Thank you for your reply.
What I can’t understand is wouldn’t Data443 want the stock price to increase in hopes to be able to be listed on the Nasdaq? Even if the ticker eventually changes what’s the point? Has anyone ever seen anything similar to LDSR’s patterns before? I’ve seen it a few times before myself but I’ve never seen it with a positive outcome for share holders.
How does this effect LDSR?
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So here we have at least two reason companies will find themselves needing Data443. Data security is a specialty niche. It’s to risky and costly for even large companies to try and tackle this problem. Why waste money trying to reinvent the wheel? Turn on the news and listen to all the big businesses with deep pockets that have been dealing with failed systems and with customers data being breached. With GDPR compliance big business can’t take this risk anymore and will all hire a 3rd party for a solution. They will being looking at data protection companies that are winning awards and have a proven track history. Then another big reason they will at the least look at Dats443 is because of the ability to work on a blockchain. That’s going to be critical moving forward. Companies are going to need data protection software that will work on a blockchain and Data443 is the first.