Replies to post #105703 on Zerify Inc (ZRFY)

[shibainu12345]

Anyone know if SFOR has a DUNS number? I recall hearing that they did, but just want to make sure.

[adam1219]

Feds unveil sweeping cybersecurity standards for financial industry

http://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/302128-feds-unveil-sweeping-cybersecurity-standards-for-financial-industry

[WBCTrader]

I am in the cyber security sector for financial institutions. The purposed "sweeping" regulations will only affect banks with 50billion in assets or more, and only require banks to have a cyber security strategy approved by their board of directors.

It literally has 0 impact on strikeforce. As much as I would like it to mean something it doesn't.

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.

[Lucas Hood]

We all have different strategies, I have break my strategies into Long, Medium and short. Long is what I invest VERY long term, like my retirement mutual funds and blue chip dividend producers (which also supplements short term, get to that later) Mediums I hold from any where from 4 months to a few years. These are typically pharma's and biotech as they generally need more time for their products to come to fruition. Then there are my short category which can be held from an hour to 3-4 months. These produce the majority of month to month income (as well as dividends). In the case of SFOR I have used it to in the short term category with a small block for the med-long just in case it blows up. Its really the exception to my overall plan.