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• headquartered in Canberra and employs 24 staff – both full time and contractors. Employees hold high levels of security clearance and product accreditation (up to Top Secret with Australian and US Departments of Defence).
• Its proprietary technology, currently in use by the Australian Department of Defence, enables trusted information sharing between governments and organisations, in a secure, protected environment, at the highest levels of security
• Its technology and staff meet the strictest compliance, security standards and protocols
• archTIS has transitioned from a consulting services business to a software platform company, with SaaS product-based revenues expected to gain traction following Kojensi Gov launch.
Managing Director Daniel Lai said at IPO that "there was a need for federal and state government agencies to share and collaborate on information securely, as well as those industries that service government and were part of the supply chain."
“The difference between us and other products is that we solved a problem in the top secret space in the Department of Defence and what we did is take that security model and apply it to this new government platform, Kojensigov, and apply it to a lower level. So we've come down from top secret, not having to build it up, that is a huge differentiation." The cloud-based Kojensi suite of software solutions treated security and information sharing as one issue, whereas traditionally, these two challenges were treated as mutually exclusive.
glacial score rate of engagement. Cap raising ....wait for news?$2.5m of cash and receivables at the end of the quarter; broadly equal to two quarters of estimated cash outflows
$0.8m of cash is held along with receivables of $0.3m and $1.5m of R&D Refundable Tax Offset. The R&D refund was received early January 2020
"I have no doubt that other agencies that do not want the expense of implementing a PROTECTED environment will also see our Kojensi Platform as an attractive alternative for corroboration on classified and sensitive material" said archTIS' CEO, Daniel Lai
- one would hope this is 'leverage'?archTIS has been selected to build and implement differential access controls for the Curtin University SSA DataLake. archTIS will enable different stakeholders and organisations to access information, collaborate, and query information at different levels of sensitivity. This is a paid prototype generating $62,000 in initial revenue. The prototype will integrate Kojensi Enterprise with Axiomatics’ ABAC policy engine to manage differential access to both content and data
Australian security agency chiefs and government officials have been actively monitoring the spike in domestic and global cyber hacking during the COVID-19 pandemic, and were working closely with Five Eyes and NATO countries reporting similar online threats.
Companies and state governments are being advised by the Australian Signals Directorate and Australian Cyber Security Centre on defence strategies to thwart the industrial-scale cyber hacking campaign.
Mr Morrison, who spoke about the cyber threats with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday night, said security agencies had not identified any “large-scale personal data breaches” during investigations in recent months.
just as an aside, AR9 one of only two companies with Top Secret clearance for both USA and Aust Defence depts (I was told) (around the time of its float)This has the right vibes. Gaining brand and network value through prestige customers like Northrop Grumman and Curtin Uni, space and defence security against totalitarian CCP. Going for <1.5 book value, just raised cash, biggest expenses done.
It has the right roots - they were invited to commercialise it by Aust govt after doing work for them on some Aus/US high security exchange thingo.
I got 50,000 today @ 9.2c.
* Edith Cowan UniCyber security is the fastest-growing course at ECU*, which has a 20-year pedigree as one of the world's leading universities in the field. As well as being headquarters for the CSCRC**, whose backers include the Australian Federal Police and secretive Australian Signals Directorate, the university is home to Woodside Petroleum-backed cyber security firm Sapien. The Sapien board includes one-time US director of national intelligence James Clapper and is headed by former defence minister Stephen Smith
Following Mr Morrison's revelation 10 days ago that a state-sponsored actor was behind a barrage of hacks targeting governments, businesses, critical infrastructure, health research and other organisations, the PM will go on a cyber war footing on Tuesday. The Cyber Enhanced Situational Awareness and Response, or CESAR, would identify more cyber threats, disrupt more foreign cyber criminals and build more partnerships between industry and government.
https://www.cyber.gov.au/“The federal government’s top priority is protecting our nation’s economy, national security and sovereignty. Malicious cyber activity undermines that,” Mr Morrison said. “My government’s record investment in our nation’s cyber security will help ensure we have the tools and capabilities we need to fight back and keep Australians safe."
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