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Reinvesting the dividends in my IRA if as been helpful.
We need to see some news on contracts. Sales. Revenue. That would help.
Thanks for the reply. I was not aware of the delay.
You could have a breakout there with ATWT, jedi.
BAC will be a solid winner if you have a 18 month to 24 month time horizon. IMO. It will take time, but Buffet must think that accumulating here will make up for his recent flubs.
If you are patient, NLY will give investors a total return of 20% annualized over the next two years. Mark these words.
Did you notice this page on the WHENGROUP.com link?
http://www.whengroup.com/#our-companies
Cybersecurity is going to be a big deal. The challenge is to keep ahead of the security threats and to get efficient distribution of the applications. GLTU
CrowdStrike Store Continues Momentum With Diverse Applications That Bolster Unified Approach to Security Through the Falcon P...
August 18 2020
Applications from Illumio, Obsidian and SecurityAdvisor address unique security use cases that support accelerated digital transformation for hybrid workforces
CrowdStrike Inc. (Nasdaq:CRWD), a leader in cloud-delivered endpoint protection, today announced the addition of applications from Illumio, Obsidian and SecurityAdvisor to the CrowdStrike® Store. These new applications extend the power of the CrowdStrike Falcon® platform by addressing unique use cases, offering customers flexibility in determining how to further fortify their security stance to meet the needs of hybrid workforces in the new business normal without requiring any additional agents on their workloads.
As the industry’s first fully integrated security cloud ecosystem, the CrowdStrike Store provides customers a choice of strategic vendors and security technologies managed through a single cloud platform, custom-built for the enterprise. These new integrations leverage the power and scale of the Falcon platform to solve for diverse business critical use cases, including an endpoint segmentation solution to stop malware and ransomware propagation, security visibility for Software as a Service (SaaS) applications and personalized contextual security awareness training. Customers can seamlessly trial and subsequently deploy these new applications through the CrowdStrike Store, further leveraging their investment in the Falcon platform.
“As organizations adjust their business processes to support hybrid workforces, they are conscious of cost and looking for flexibility that allows them to securely support their ongoing digital transformation needs,” said Andy Horwitz, vice president of CrowdStrike Store Business. “The CrowdStrike Store delivers native integrations from trusted security technology partners that leverage both the scale and telemetry of the CrowdStrike® security cloud. This allows the applications to deliver faster, smarter and more effective solutions. With the addition of these integrations from Illumio, Obsidian and SecurityAdvisor, customers have the opportunity to further maximize their investment in the CrowdStrike Falcon platform and improve their security posture with third-party applications solving new and important use cases.”
The addition of these applications follows on the heels of the recently announced availability of Exabeam Ingester Analytics for CrowdStrike in the CrowdStrike Store. Exabeam Ingester for CrowdStrike provides access to endpoint telemetry in the CrowdStrike Falcon platform and enables near real-time data streaming to detect advanced threats via a pre-built connector. With Exabeam user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA), security teams can unlock more detection use cases from their endpoint data including lateral movement, credential compromise and data exfiltration.
The new applications from Illumio, Obsidian and SecurityAdvisors demonstrate the significant expansion of the CrowdStrike Store, which continues to grow its breadth of partners and the security use cases served. Following are details on the new applications:
Illumio Edge for CrowdStrike - Illumio has partnered with CrowdStrike to offer Illumio Edge for CrowdStrike, an endpoint segmentation solution that reduces the risk of ransomware and malware propagating laterally throughout an organization. Fully managed in the cloud, customers can enable this new offering via their existing CrowdStrike Falcon agent. By automatically configuring allowed network connections and traffic on every endpoint, Illumio Edge for CrowdStrike helps organizations better secure users regardless of their location.
Obsidian - Obsidian delivers comprehensive enterprise security for SaaS. The Obsidian cloud detection and response (CDR) solution integrates with the CrowdStrike Falcon platform to deliver unified visibility across SaaS applications and endpoints. By correlating Obsidian data about user access, privileges and activity in SaaS applications with rich endpoint telemetry from CrowdStrike endpoints, security teams can uncover, investigate and respond to breaches and insider threats quickly, without slowing down business operations.
SecurityAdvisor - SecurityAdvisor provides just-in-time automated, targeted cybersecurity micro-lessons to end users when a security incident occurs. SecurityAdvisor integrates its cloud-delivered SaaS platform with the Falcon platform and intelligently identifies teachable moments when an incident occurs, delivering relevant, real-time lessons over multiple communication channels to the workforce, helping build a culture of cyber-immunity organization wide.
Supporting partner quotes:
Andrew Rubin, Illumio co-founder and chief executive officer: “Lateral movement is a common characteristic of ransomware and malware attacks, turning a single infection into a massively disruptive, headline-breaking incident in minutes. Illumio Edge extends Zero Trust to the endpoint with containment by default to prevent the propagation of ransomware and malware. This ensures the first endpoint infected is always the last endpoint infected. With easy deployment through the CrowdStrike agent, together we deliver the most complete threat prevention offering on the market today.”
Glenn Chisholm, co-founder and chief executive officer of Obsidian: “The tremendous growth of endpoint devices and rapid cloud adoption are the two biggest drivers of digital transformation over the past decade, enhancing agility and enabling organizations to focus on their core mission. Internet-connected endpoint devices and cloud applications now have access to business-critical data, leading to an increase in attacks targeting these assets. Integrating the industry’s first cloud detection and response (CDR) solution from Obsidian with a leading endpoint detection and response (EDR) solution from CrowdStrike delivers seamless visibility across users’ devices and cloud accounts, and enables joint customers to detect, investigate and remediate attacks.”
Sai Venkataraman, co-founder and chief executive officer at SecurityAdvisor: “Human actions are responsible for >90% of security breaches and security teams struggle to engage and build security awareness programs that actually work. We are excited to partner with CrowdStrike to launch our next-generation security awareness offering. By leveraging CrowdStrike’s detections, we can automate and personalize security awareness for our joint customers and also reduce security risk in a measurable way that was not previously possible. This allows our joint customers to fortify every employee, take away the hours spent on annual security training and build an organization-wide secure culture.”
Nir Polak, co-founder and chief executive officer at Exabeam: “The Exabeam Ingester for CrowdStrike highlights our commitment to CrowdStrike and Exabeam customers to help them unlock the power of their rich endpoint data with behavior analytics. With a simple free trial in Exabeam's cloud, this is the perfect tool for customers to use Exabeam's behavior analytics to add value to their threat detection use cases.”
Why the decline from $27? Yes, gold prices have come back a bit, but not enough to warrant this haircut, imo.
Are you on their list for getting these e-mails? I signed up months ago to get anything coming out of the company like news releases and anything from the management. Now I am getting a little pumped that there may be things starting to happen. Already noticed all the changes on the website too.
Just got this e-mail from the company today. First one in a long time.
World Health Energy Holdings inc. (OTC:WHEN)
To WHEN shareholders and interested investors:
A recent article in Jerusalem Post (see below) discussed the cybersecurity challenges that companies face as their employees work from their homes. Even after the lockdowns/shelter in place orders are lifted, expectations are that a significant portion of work forces will migrate to teleworking. This global trend benefits cybersecurity companies like WHEN Group as corporate IT departments focus on securing the many employee devices that are outside the corporate firewall.
Invitation to Add Colleagues to e-mail Database for Company Communications
As WHEN Group begins to communicate to the market and its shareholders on corporate developments more frequenly, the company would like to encourage e-mail recipients to invite colleagues and associates to the corporate e-mail database for future corporate press releases and periodic industry updates. Just send an e-mail from the new e-mail address to
Investors@WHENGroup.com
Investor Relations for WHEN Group
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Check Point CEO: We need to prepare for the coming 'cyber pandemic'
Even if the coronavirus pandemic could be less of a concern in Israel, "we need to protect ourselves against the cyber pandemic that is coming. We know it will happen, and we need to secure it.”
By AARON REICH
JUNE 1, 2020
The founder and CEO of Israeli cybersecurity firm Check Point warned Monday that the new reality created by the coronavirus pandemic will cause threats in the cybersecurity field to rise, and that countries need to protect themselves against the coming “cyber pandemic.”
Speaking at “The New Tomorrow” – a four-day online summit organized by the Israeli-American Council and the Peres Center for Peace and Innovation that seeks to examine the new reality in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic – Check Point founder and CEO Gil Shwed said that “Cybersecurity will change a lot.
“What happened in the last three months pushed forward five, maybe even 10 years of technological evolution,” he explained.
“More services moved online; companies removed barriers. We allowed developers to work just from within the company physically, so we could keep our intellectual property… In one day, we had to change all of that and allow people to access from home. This rapid change means hackers will find a way… The hackers can find a way to hack a personal computer of an employee and through them get into our Crown Jewels.”Shwed added that even if the coronavirus pandemic could be less of a concern in Israel, “we need to protect ourselves against the cyber pandemic that is coming. We know it will happen, and we need to secure it.”Also speaking at the summit was Dan Ariely, Duke University professor of psychology and behavioral economics, who discussed the psychological impact in Israel of the pandemic, and how Israel’s behavior has changed over time.“We started this period with a very high collective action… That collective action has stopped. Very sadly, if you look at what has happened the last few days, it is true the numbers are down, but my fear is this sense of commitment to the collective good has gone down,” Ariely said. “I’m very proud of the collective action [Israel] had early on – it is really amazing and heartwarming – [but] I am a little worried about the reduction over time.”
The professor also expressed his fears that in case of a second wave of infections in Israel, Israelis would not be as successful in mobilizing.
“[It’s a] very interesting paradoxical result… Paradoxically, if [Israel] was less successful and more people got sick and more people passed away, for the next wave if there will be one, people would be more prepared to take personal costs,” he explained.“But because the probability of getting sick and dying in Israel was so low, the experience of people is that this is not such a bad deal... Strong measures in phase one and relative success is teaching people the wrong lesson for wave two, and that means that wave two will be much harder to mobilize people in the right way. Instead of having the Spanish Flu in the back of our minds as fear, we will have these personal experiences of three months when nothing bad happened.”Other leading figures from a variety of industries speaking at the summit, who will address a variety of topics, include, but are not limited to, Facebook’s Israel general manager Adi Soffer Teeni; Intel Israel’s general manager Yaniv Garty; Nir Eretz, executive vice president of Mobileye and CEO of Israeli start-up Moovit; and the World Health Organization’s regional emergency director Dr. Dorit Nitzan.Speaking to The Jerusalem Post on Sunday, Nitzan explained that her panel will address the uniqueness of the coronavirus pandemic and how more important trust is now than ever before.“We saw that in many countries where people trusted their leadership, they followed the instructions,” she told the Post. “Those countries did not need laws and regulations. They would get advice from their prime minister or health minister and stay home and behave.“In some countries, where they did not trust and there was not solidarity, people were fighting and looking for ways not to comply.”While Israel did do well by being among the first countries to take strong measures against the virus, there is still room for improvement.“What I would like Israel to invest in is trust building and community engagement so that all people understand that this pandemic is a severe disease,” she added. “I don’t think that was clear to everyone.”
https://www.jpost.com/jpost-tech/check-point-ceo-we-need-to-prepare-for-the-coming-cyber-pandemic-629933
Website is new. Been updated recently. Page by page. Www.whengroup.com
Next quarter earnings should show good quarter to quarter revenue growth, imo.
All these security type companies are going to do well with work at home now.
Silver will break $25...and SILV will break 11.
Would not be surprised that we see a dividend increase in the next six months
Looks like the dividend is secure.
Hope we stay over $1
Some CEO's are more carnival barkers than leaders or businessmen.
More updates on OTC Markets for WHEN. Cannot be bad.
Damn fine stock. And silver is headed higher still.
News says it all.
ONCS has done me proud. Nice breakout.
Cyber security is going to be a bigger line item wxpense in most firms going forward.
Loving this stock. Wish I had more.
The WHEN website has had some changes with an Investors page now. Could be interesting. Why bother if nothing was going on in the company?
Electric cars is obviously a growth industry. But this aint Tesla.
Dilution is the biggest risk here.
Dividen should come back.
I am in there with the insiders. Voting eith their cash...big time
This has been on of my best performers for this year.
Few companies know how to operate in Zimbabwe
Cyber security companies are going to do very well as the Work at Home movement stays for the long term
Dead money hurts. You want to hold on to hope. But this pandemic is not helping
..and the share count goes up.
The possibility of reinstating the dividend is another catalyst.
With all the dividend cuts going on at other companies, demand for fividend stocks will go up.
First...revenue. Then profits.
Did you see SFIN and how it ran when they started s new business plan? Hoping for the same here.
SFIN looks like it is in play. Big swings today
Cutting the dividend was a good move. No more waiting for the shoe to drop