Thank You, but SFOR is already working in pilot Programs s.
I am in the cyber security sector for financial institutions.
I can tell you that financial institutions that are regulated by the FED or FDIC will not be able to utilize strikeforce as part of their cyber security approach.
We have to do DD on any software vendor we use and one in stinky pinky land will get you in trouble with regulators.
WBCTrader, with all due respect of your Position,
Being in the Cyber Security Sector for Financial Institutions, does this give you insight to what the providers of services and their intimate technology they are using and the possibility of those providers and vendors and that the might be infringing on SOFR's Patents ?
Just because SFOR is Piloting it's own Products in Banking, does not preclued that many Vendors Both Large and Small in the Cyber Security Industry are infringing upon SFOR's Patents. It just needs to have a Patent Infringement Hearing to Bear Out the Facts. and maybe in some Financial as well, not just in Products for Customer to Bank Login, but in Enterprise Systems as well, just as Microsoft was found to be in Violation in the way they utilize SFOR's Patented Technology.
Again there are SFOR's Own Retail Products,Industry Products/Cloud Computing, and SFOR believes other Companies doing the same are Infringing on it's Patents.
So before you make statements such as above I would Suggest you Contact Management and Find Out if they believe any Companies are already providing the Banking/Financial Industry are Infringing upon thier Patents.
Don't be so quick to make statements just because this is a Micro-cap company, that is finally after 15 years in existence, is just begining it's Patent Infringement Lawsuits as older forms of 2FA such as Tokens and SMS are being disguarded if not outright unauthorized to use as New Policies and Regulations are being put in place.
Again with All Due Respect, 49'er
Additional Info on the Subject:
SFOR Working with First Community Bank, Bank of New York and Bank of Tokyo,Credit Card Co's "No banks are yet live with the technology, but he says pilot programs are beginning with First Community Bank, Bank of New York and Bank of Tokyo; Chase and Citigroup are also considering testing the product."
The CEO Mark Kay is a former CIO and COO of JP Morgan Chase , the worlds biggest bank. He just may know a thing or two about banking and Cyber Security also.....
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