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Partnerships can mean many different things in the IT world. In this circumstance Teksystems and CyberArk are fully trained to sell Classidocs to their customers.
My guess is once they resolve those 1.5 billion Chinese shares. We will hear more about the N8 acquisition. Jay O from N8 is a smart business man and is looking forward to this. However, first he wants to make sure all the t's are crossed and the i's are dotted.
If they release them during the day I don't think it makes a difference to Longs...however, other investors depending on their motivation may read a positive report as a negative and cause a panic. When you release after market close on a Friday it gives people the weekend to figure out what they want to do...I imagine if the numbers are positive or negative investors will have all weekend to decide what they want to do come Monday. The sting with this stock will not be forgotten come Monday.
BB...tomorrow night after the close makes sense to me...this way it will give people the weekend to absorb everything...
Woah pal...you even got me lost on that one...the way you worded it sounds like a cyber conspiracy. Did you add a little too much resin to your bowl this morning?
BM...what I'm saying is with this kind of volume...I think it would be difficult to buy 5 million shares and turn around and sell them at a few ticks higher...in my opinion the risk out weighs the reward.
Especially this close to the release of the financials.
Well said WIC...For those who don't trust this CEO should find a better place to spend their time. No matter what is reported or decided. Smart investors are holding onto their shares.
I would hate to be struggling to buy back in right now...however, I think it would be much worse to not have a nice position locked up...low volume and so much anticipation. Looks like smart investors are holding tightly. Good luck longs...
PM...makes sense why they won 2019 Gold Medal Award for the Worlds Fastest Growing Cybersecurity Company (fact)....with that kind of praise....this brilliant CEO will attract the top most talented employees in the world...
Has anyone here paid the $4200.00 admission price to listen to our amazing CEO speak next week? Now that’s fact...
Hb...good point...no IT Company that’s been in business as many years as Araloc would trade their baby in exchange for LDSR shares....Jason and his company will bring everything together soon...I’m excited....I think the smart people on this board know that with Jason’s IT experience he could have taken a much easier path and just went and worked for someone and done very well.
You're right...so many things could have happened and we would all be guessing. The fact they couldn't close could be why they broke off. Or maybe they did close. I've seen deals were people have traded there technology and/or product in exchange for a job. Usually when they leave the company so does the technology and/or product.
From the date APHD announced they acquired Classidocs there was no significant change in the APHD's stock price. Matter of fact it looks like APHD was failing long before that. Looks like Jason kept it afloat in till he left and took his ClassiDocs with him. Why did LDSR run up to .026 in the first place? There was no sales, no revenue or no acquisitions then. Don't say it was because of GDPR compliance, most investors still have no idea what that even is still. I have asked this question before and no one seems to be able to answer. Today more people know about this stock then a year ago and many new buyers come in all the time. So why did LDSR have it's initial run?
I'm not hyping this stock up at all. I'm just stating facts. I never made a comment wither or not this event will bring him one sale. However, look at all the other speakers. Not just anyone can speak at this event and the reason InfoSec World is so successful getting people to attend and can charge $4,200.00 a ticket is because they research the industries best and select the top in their field to speak. They also listen to what there customers are looking for. When you buy a booth at these shows you become one of many other booths. Most professionals already pre-plan what booths they are going to visit before they get to the show. When you speak you attract that specific niche of professionals looking specifically to hear about what you have to say on topic. In Jason's case it's going to be:
E9 PRIVACY COMPLIANCE CASE STUDIES: FROM ASPIRATIONS TO SOLUTIONS
Tuesday, April 2nd, 2019 @ 4:00 PM
In my opinion every IT executive who wants to learn more about this will make sure they are listening to what Jason has to say.
SV...we all know you're trying to help. However, some of these people aren't really looking for help. Lately I've been just saying...here is Jason's experience: DATA443
CEO & FOUNDER
BIOGRAPHY:
Jason Remillard is a real-life security and technology expert with more than 25 years of experience pioneering technology solutions for startups and Fortune 500 companies. Building on the development of the industry-leading ClassiDocs™ structured and unstructured data classification and governance platform Remillard launched Data443 to address further gaps identified in data security. Previously, Remillard served as VP of Security Architecture at Deutsche Bank, where he was responsible for Big Data, Security Architecture, Engineering and Analytics. Prior to his work at Deutsche Bank, he was a product manager with Dell Software (formerly Quest Software) leading the development of the Enterprise Identity and Access Management portfolio. Under his leadership at Dell Software, the portfolio grew at a compound annual growth rate of 20 – 90 percent over time. His career has included stints at IBM, Novell, Merrill Lynch, Royal Bank of Canada, TD Bank, Tucows and Ellacoya Networks. Remillard is also a founding member of the Blockchain Executive Group and holds an MBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business – University of Western Ontario, Canada.
Then encourage them to buy a ticket for $4,200.00 to go see him speak like everyone else is doing at Infosec World Conference next Tuesday April 2, 2019. Details are below...
SESSIONS:
E9 PRIVACY COMPLIANCE CASE STUDIES: FROM ASPIRATIONS TO SOLUTIONS
Tuesday, April 2nd, 2019 @ 4:00 PM
Ok...so the truth is Jason was hired as an executive to help a product authenticity verification company with their retail software. I believe he was hired on as CEO or President of the company. Part of Jason's agreement was that would be allowed to market his ClassiDocs software through APHD's publicly traded company and launch his software before the GDPR deadline. This would have been a win win for both Jason and APHD. Jason's added value to the company and his experience exploded APHD stock price so high that they decided they did not want to allocate any funds toward Jason's Classidocs. All you have to do to verify this as fact is look at APHD's stock performance during Jason's stent with the company and what happened to APHD after Jason left the company. Jason needed to work fast in order to get his software to the market before the GDPR laws were enforced. He purchased the LDSR shell and quickly worked to get software recognition by winning 3 Gold Medal Awards and he was asked to show his product at the RSA show in 2018. Timing is everything and he just made it. That tells me that he probably tried everything possible to try and work with APHD first before breaking it off. Since Jason left APHD their company has continued to fail. If they are lucky maybe Jason will turn around and buy them someday instead of letting them go bankrupt.
What if I told you I am one of the guys who writes the rules for the company. Would you feel even dumber then you already are?
Youngster...I’m also heavily invested in Microsoft, HP and Apple as well. I’ve owned them way before I worked for my current employer. We use all of them in our business. A matter of fact some of the tech companies that are listed in our companies 401k investment portfolio are products we use everyday at work. We have no company policies that say we can not invest in products we use at work. You sound like one of my nephews in college, Lol.
I’m curious...what number would you be happy to see that would convince you there is an engine under the hood?
Yes, ClassiDocs is installed on our network. I don’t know what trial period you’re talking about. However, I can tell you that every installation is custom to the businesses environment. So they do not charge during time spent building and installing your software. If that’s what you mean by trial period...
As for executive decisions. I’m a trend setter in our industry. Light years ahead of our competitors. I always make decisions based on the best interest of our company. As CIO I’m trusted to make the right decisions always. Addressing data compliance and security before we are breached is a smart decision for any IT executive in any business. I’ve looked at many competitive products before choosing Data443. I chose them because I feel they are the best fit for our company and I appreciate the personal attention we’ve gotten from their team.
Or maybe there is a process to go through when trying to resolve the 1.5 billion shares in question. Switching TA’s might be one of the ways that shows Jason has made every attempt possible to resolve this. Maybe it helps with the judges decision. No one knows yet and everyone is just guessing. I’m sure we’ll know soon enough. My guess is there is a great reason for it.
You need to understand that there is no one easy fix to data security...Data443 sells a process and a portfolio of tools...the best way that I can try to explain this is...let’s take virus protection software as an example...you can buy the worlds best virus protection software and still get a virus or some sort of malicious attack...however, when you add educating your end user and an extra layer of security then your probabilities of getting a virus decreases. It’s the same thing with here. Companies mindsets need to change. And that usually takes all existing systems to fail first before that happens. It’s not just installing a software flicking a switch and all your problems go away. This is a process and things are coming together nicely.
Araloc is an amazing product. What it does is allows you to control the data you send outside of your network. Simple and securely. Now here is how Jason will integrate the technology into ClassiDocs...ClassiDocs offers a user based level of protection...meaning at the user level you can secure data from ever leaving your network without warning or even adding extra security such as adding permission base perimeters. Meaning i can set a rule saying that anytime this specific private data leaves our network it needs to be first authorized by our CEO, president and Vice President of the company and they’ll all get a pop up when someone tries to send it. Now when you integrate Araloc into ClassiDocs you will be able to send that secured data outside your network and define perimeters of what can be done with the data...for instance let’s say I’m sending you something secure to view...classidocs will pop up its usually warning saying the data you are about to send is classified what would you like to do. You will then be able to define the criteria and tell ClassiDocs to email it but only allow the end user to view the data once and then have it completely disappear. It’s awesome technology and they made it incredibly simple to use.
Here’s the thing...with new compliance’s being enforced...if a customer requests that they want every bit of data you have on them, including anyone you may have sold their data to...businesses will have 30 days to comply...or be subject to fines and lawsuits...so yes there is a great reason to interface all products together...when a customers data request comes in it can easily be satisfied through Data443’s one stop dashboard...
Yea and when I was in college I thought I knew everything about businesses....until I start working in the real world and learned how much I really didn’t know...what I did learn quickly was things are not always as they appear...and a great accountant can be worth their weight in gold...
That’s a smart thing. No one will ever watch after or protect your money like you will.
No offense taken my friend...I am not an expert in financial OTC pink sheet stocks. Nor am I a Wall Street CPA or attorney. So I don’t pretend to know the legalities or what’s going on behind closed doors. However, the fact is if you want to listen to Jason’s experience in this industry speak. It’s going to cost you $4200.00 plus traveling expenses. That’s the going rate as of today and could very well go up quickly as he continues to be in more and more demand. So it sounds like a great deal. Am I right or wrong?
One sale from a customer attending this event can be huge. These fortune 500 companies pay $4,200. dollars each employee attending to InfoSec World because they expect Infosec to have done their proper due diligence and put them in front of the best solution leaders in the market. This could be a big deal, very exciting.
Lazarus...sounds like someone I once knew from Mystic, CT...before investing you can always pay $4,200.00 in a week and a half and ask Jason everything you want to know yourself after he speaks.
Agenda Details
E9 Privacy Compliance Case Studies: From Aspirations to Solutions
Tuesday, April 2nd, 2019
4:00 PM - 4:50 PM
Presented by:
Jason Remillard
Info
Review two real customer scenarios, both with major privacy compliance requirements
How companies with different capabilities are facing the challenges of SABSA, NIST, ISO, and more
How the proper plan and execution puts success within reach
Real anecdotes, real problems - and some solutions!
Jason Remillard is a real-life security and technology expert with more than 25 years of experience pioneering technology solutions for startups and Fortune 500 companies. Building on the development of the industry-leading ClassiDocs™ structured and unstructured data classification and governance platform Remillard launched Data443 to address further gaps identified in data security. Previously, Remillard served as VP of Security Architecture at Deutsche Bank, where he was responsible for Big Data, Security Architecture, Engineering and Analytics. Prior to his work at Deutsche Bank, he was a product manager with Dell Software (formerly Quest Software) leading the development of the Enterprise Identity and Access Management portfolio. Under his leadership at Dell Software, the portfolio grew at a compound annual growth rate of 20 – 90 percent over time. His career has included stints at IBM, Novell, Merrill Lynch, Royal Bank of Canada, TD Bank, Tucows and Ellacoya Networks. Remillard is also a founding member of the Blockchain Executive Group and holds an MBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business – University of Western Ontario, Canada.
NWD...Standard protocol at these events for speakers...if you think about it...it makes sense....they choose the top cybersecurity experts and data specialists in the world to speak about their particular expertise...This is pretty well thought out when reviewing the applicants of speakers based on what they feel their customers are looking to hear about. Attendees of InfoSec world are high ranking IT executives, many from fortune 500 companies flying in from all over the world and paying up to $4,195.00 to listen to Jason and other speakers at this event speak. They would not be happy if it was just to hear people trying to sell their products...as you can imagine IT executive have to deal with people trying to sell stuff all day long...However, I've found that these kind of events work out better then any convention...here's why...Jason will be talking directly to the IT professionals specifically looking for what Jason has to talk about:
E9 Privacy Compliance Case Studies: From Aspirations to Solutions
Tuesday, April 2nd, 2019
4:00 PM - 4:50 PM
Presented by:
Jason Remillard
Info
Review two real customer scenarios, both with major privacy compliance requirements
How companies with different capabilities are facing the challenges of SABSA, NIST, ISO, and more
How the proper plan and execution puts success within reach
Real anecdotes, real problems - and some solutions!
IT specialists will be all ears and looking to hear more information about these solutions afterward. While Jason is speaking for his 50 minute time slot he'll be speaking to his direct target market. This could be very exciting news for Data443 and for all of us longs.
UP...You could be right...but there is more to it than just one...a few working together closely....
NWD...speakers are supposed to remain non-bios and stay on point to the subject matter they are asked to speak about. They do this to try and keep this from becoming a solicited event...however, everyone will know how to contact Jason for more information.
Not necessarily Zani...let me explain...some of the people listening at this event will relate to what he has to say and inquire about how he can help their business afterward...also they should definitely have media coverage at this event. When I was in my 20’s I invented and patented a product. A company licensed my product and ran a nationwide television promotion...during that time I was getting inquiries from all over the world even though the TV commercials were only marketing in America...It spun off everywhere and places I never expected...so the more exposure he gets...the better it is for everyone...
Hey BB...you just gave me a great idea for a new IT business invention...we can call it the Tweet Blocker...or 'Tweety Bird'...'Tweet Patrol' or how about 'How Tweet it is'...I'll start working on the app...you in?
I guess we'll all see when the accountants that specialize in this line of work decide to report. In the meanwhile focusing on facts...IT executives and CEO's from fortune 500 companies from all around the world are paying good money and traveling to listen to our brilliant CEO Jason speak this April 2nd...What an honor this must be to be chosen to speak at a time when this is one of the worlds hottest topics and concerns. WOW...I wonder if this was one of the many positive results coming from attending the RSA show this year? If you noticed, this was posted during the RSA show...Has anyone checked Infoworld to see what media venues will be covering our CEO?
Ferda...I can’t answer what their accountants do and why...just like when we go over our financial statement here at work...sometimes it doesn’t make sense why and what our CPA does with the numbers and some of the journal entries...however, that’s not my profession or my job to question it. I’ll point it out and then remain quiet and trust that the CPA who’s been successfully doing the job for 62 years knows what they are doing....Now if you had began your post by stating that your field of expertise is specifically related to startup OTC Pink sheet business CPA reporting then that would be different....
Trow...well articulated my friend...those of us with business minds understand the challenges and hurdles businesses face. They create a business plan, a marketing plan and try to follow it closely as possible. Reviewing the monthly financial statement, going over the balance sheet and comparing progress from your previous year. Constantly working to improve and address areas that needed the most. Data443 has come a long way in 1 year. It’s been amazing to watch and we are all excited about things to come.
While looking through the GDPR laws that Data443 is working hard to comply with. I noticed a website that looks like a scam and tries to sell people horribly bad advice. The website has a wordpress program installed on their website that secretly captures peoples personal information which may include credit card information without warning them. The reason I am able to detect this is because I use a special software that warns you about these kind of scam website threats. It looks like the website is hosted in Europe and I was wondering if anyone here knows the GDPR complaint hotline so I can report this website for review? After everything we've learned from this amazing CEO, Jason from Data443. I'm getting suspicious about all these scam websites out there. I think we all need to help companies like Data443 in the fight against online fraud and our data security. If no one here has a number or website I can contact authorities at. I'll reach out to Jason at Data443 and also suggest to him that it would be a great idea for him to add that complaint contact information onto his website. So we can easily report websites that we feel are not in compliance with new GDPR regulations.
Wow...that’s unbelievable...thank you for sharing
Well said as always my friend...thank you for pointing out all those key facts...