Replies to post #161969 on Zerify Inc (ZRFY)

[Hi_Lo]

"I've been thinking $SFOR MF/OOBA and keystroke encryption patents along with Encrypt One email encryption (patent pending) could be the replacement DISA has been looking for to replace the DoD CAC's. DISA wants to get rid of the CAC's for a couple years now and have been looking at replacement solutions for DoD CAC user authentication and email encryption."

Then why did Bravatek partner with others for authentication?

Bravatek just partnered with PassRules for authentication:

https://marketexclusive.com/bravatek-solutions-inc-otcmktsbvtk-files-an-8-k-other-events/105518/

On May 9, 2017, Bravatek Solutions, Inc. (the Company) entered
into a Strategic Alliance Agreement with PassRules US Security
LLLP (PR), an Arizona entity engaged in the business of providing
authentication solutions, providing for the bundling of the
Companys and PRs products, and to which the Company will provide
management and sales services to PR, and PR will promote the
Companys products and services and assist in sales calls.

Plus Bravatek also formed an alliance with Enterprise Sentinel:

http://bravatek.com/bravatek-enterprise-sentinel-fortify-strong-strategic-alliance/

"May 10, 2017 – AUSTIN, Texas – Bravatek Solutions, Inc. (OTCPink: BVTK, “Bravatek” or the “Company”) announces that it has executed a significant, worldwide arrangement whereby Bravatek will promote, sell and distribute Enterprise Sentinel’s DynaMatrics multi-factor authentication solution."

That's why I'm thinking the Strikeforce tweet was warning Bravatek on infringement.

[4sleddogs]

Thank you for informing us that DISA is seeking a CAC replacement. You also wrote the key word for DoD, McAfee. SFOR IP can plug the chink you exposed in Mcafee armor (currently plugged by cumbersome CAC). Multi-Billion dollar Intel & Texas Pacific Group spun off McAfee as a pure play, cyber security company 2 months ago with the help of their expensive lawyers, Ropes and Gray. Who else does R&G represent? Microcap SFOR is the answer. How are we paying their $300K retainer fee, let alone their hourly rate for several lawyers on each of the 4 IP infringment cases? What was it a TPG partner said on a Bloomberg TV interview last month? "We will be acquiring small computer software companies in the cyber security landscape."
We longs know what we own and its tremendous potential!