Definitely agree with you GoldMaker! All good points for us to keep in mind as we move forward! SFOR is definitely on track for continued growth and success! GO SFOR!!!
*Thanks also for the BaldEagle pic in your earlier post! :)
Well a Partial List Anyway, Including some Partners. Sorry, Everything won't fit in that Headline.
SFOR has Sally Mae as a Client (they have over 12M Loans out ) and Sally Mae has 2,500 Employees using SFOR'S Product. They got rid of their RSA Tokens. SFOR'S won the Sally Mae Contract over 8 Competitors !
Morgan Stanley is a Client
Comcast Uses SFOR's Products for Anti-KeyLogging.
In Keystroke Encryption SFOR has both a consumer play as well as an Enterprise Play. Enterprise play means government agencies, corporations, hospitals, everything.
SFOR is an OEM to ID Vault, they delivered it out to large customers and in those, SFOR Won’t say how much, but the get per user per month. ID Vault it would appear the one that did the deal with Comcast.
Another one of SFORs Big Partners is a company called Intersections and they have a product I guarantee you heard of, called Identity Guard.
SFOR also has Clients that are Fortune 10, Fortune 50, Fortune 100 BANKS.
One of the Fortune 100 banks has been SFOR's Client over seven years.
That Bank told SFOR that we have millions of users and the thing is that we want to run our own risk based system up front to determine riskiness of a transaction so we don’t want to buy authentication for all our millions of users, however, we need to use it for any of those millions just in case of a risky transaction.”
What SFOR does then, is SFOR creates an authentication bucket so that when people are doing authentications into their website, if they deem that authentication that access is risky because all of a sudden Ole 4Sledddogs is trying to log in from Bulgaria at 4:00 in the morning and that’s not 4Sleddog's Profile.
What will happen is they’ll use SFOR's system to authenticate that user and the SOR charges them on a per authentication basis and what SFOR did with them is they created a block of authentications so they buy a large block that never expires and they use them on-demand, so essentially, they can buy authentication, in this case they buy authentications by a 100,000 block of authentications.
Then they use them as appropriately and when the block of authentications runs low they just re-up it but they get to leverage that 100,000 across their multiple millions of people.
Hope This Helps Everyone See What I See
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Disclaimer: All the Above is IMO and should not be used as Investment Advice.
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