eCrypt unentdeckter IT-Security Star?

Durch das Surfen in amerikanischen Aktienforen bin ich über "eCrypt Technologies". Im ersten Moment dachte ich mir wieder, ach wieder so ein Sch***. Aber trotzdem besuchte deren Homepage. siehe http://ecryptinc.com/ ....

Nachdem ich die ersten Zeilen gelesen habe, wurde mein Interesse geweckt.

"We are a high technology security solutions portfolio provider that assists corporate entities and governments protect their organizations against both physical and cyber-attacks through our offering of the most technically-advanced, cost-effective and reliable software, tools and systems.

Through innovation we answer the market’s demand for new perspectives and fresh thinking for today’s security challenges." Quelle: http://ecryptinc.com/

Für die die kein Englisch sprechen hier eine Übersetzung (Google Übersetzter):

Wir sind ein High-Tech- Security-Lösungen Portfolio Anbieter, Körperschaften und Regierungen zum Schutz ihrer Organisationen gegen physischen und Cyber-Angriffen durch unser Angebot der technisch - fortschrittliche , kostengünstige und zuverlässige Software , Tools und Systeme unterstützt .

Durch Innovation beantworten wir die Nachfrage des Marktes nach neuen Perspektiven und frisches Denken für die heutigen Sicherheitsherausforderungen .

Danach wollte ich mehr Wissen und bin auf deren Flaggschiff "Ecrypt One" gestoßen, es ist ein hochentwickeltes E-Mail Verschlüsselungssystem. Das einnfach zu bedienen ist und so "gut" sein soll, dass es gegen Phishing Attacken und Hacker effektiv schützen kann. Es ist speziell für Regierungen, Finanzinstitute und Unternehmen zugeschnitten worden sein, die auf eine sehr hohe Datensicherheit setzten wollen.

Dazu das Werbe Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3HR1e4gu5k

Nachdem ich mir die Produktpalette von Ecrypt angeschaut habe, schaute ich mir die Bilanz an: Die sieht ehrlich gesagt schrecklich aus:

Auszug aus dem Businessplan:

Total Assets 36,300 $

Total Liabilities 1,774,418 $

Revenues 0 $

>100 % Fremkapitalanteil sehr hoch, eigentlich inakzeptabel!

Und dann noch kein Umsatz generiert, neee auf keinen Fall interessant!

Aber was mich daran festhielt ist die Tatsache, dass das Management extrem Erfahren ist und exellente Beziehungen zu Regierung und Wirtschaft haben, und das machte mich abermals stuzig und ich arbeitete mich tief in den Businessplan ein, um mehr zu Erfahren. Hier ist der Auszug aus dem Businessplan.

Für die die ungeguldig sind hier ist der Plan:  http://workupload.com/file/so55OS2Y

Management Team

eCrypt Technology’s management has the industry knowledge and entrepreneurial innovation to advance the company’s strong market position. They’re backed by a highly experienced, diverse and respected team of directors.

Brad Lever – Co-founder, CEO, Director

Brad Lever is a highly motivated entrepreneur with nearly 20 years of experience working in technology. His professional career spans a variety of sales and leadership roles with some of the industry’s most prominent companies, including Xerox, Sophos and Bell. Brad is also a member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP).

Educated in business marketing and sales, Lever draws on his experience working as liaison to Fortune 100 and 500 companies in the USA and around the world to attract and engage potential customers and partners. He is instrumental in securing multiple product placement opportunities for ECRY.

Mr. Lever is a prudent business executive known for “squeezing six cents out of every nickel”. Under Brad’s leadership, ECRY has maintained operational and financial efficiency, persevering through one of the worst financial crises since the Great Depression.

Lever is a passionate businessman and the leading visionary behind ECRY technologies. His core goals at ECRY are to harness the team’s strengths while moderating its weaknesses. He maximizes present opportunities while anticipating and mitigating potential risks. He has lead eCrypt from research and development, to commercialization and into profitability.

Zasia Zukowska – Co-founder, Operations Manager

Kasia Zukowska’s primary focus is managing ECRY’s operations and maintaining good standing. She also works closely with the development team to ensure that ECRY creates and produces the most responsive and effective products possible.

Over the years Zukowska acquired diverse experience in account management and a variety of administrative capacities. Her career spans the technology sector, where she worked with North America’s leading telecommunications providers. There she gained broad experience as liaison to small, medium and enterprise level customers.

Zukowska has over 12 years of experience in the information security industry, which included operating an information security consulting firm.

Gabe Ruso – Co-founder, CTO

Gabe Ruso is an expert in software design and development. Trained internationally as a Java architect, his core proficiencies are service-oriented applications and encryption frameworks.

In addition to extensive experience abroad, Ruso held leadership roles at some of North America’s largest telecommunications and consulting firms. He now uses his vision and programming acumen to translate complex concepts into simple and effective products.

Gabe is also responsible for overseeing ECRY’s internal network.

Curt Weldon – Chairman

Curt Weldon served 20 years in the US Congress and retired as Vice Chairman of both, the Armed Services Committee and the Homeland Security Committee.

In 2007, Weldon formed Jenkins Hill International, and now provides national and international consulting services drawing on his experiences as a public official and leader of 60 Bi-Partisan Congressional Delegations to over 125 countries, including Libya and North Korea.

Weldon has received over 100 national and international awards and 7 Honorary Doctorate Degrees for his work. He is also an elected Member of the Russian Federation Academy of Sciences.

Jay Cohen – Director

The Honorable Jay Cohen is a retired Rear Admiral of the United States Navy. He is also the former Under Secretary of Homeland Security for Science and Technology of the United States Department of Homeland Security.

Rear Admiral Cohen received his commission as an ensign in 1968 after graduating from the United States Naval Academy. He holds a degree in Ocean Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and a Master of Science in Marine Engineering and Naval Architecture from MIT.

Early in his naval career he mastered Nuclear Power Training and later commanded a nuclear submarine. He followed that with stints as a senior member of the Nuclear Propulsion Examining Board for the U.S. Atlantic Fleet; command of a major surface ship, Director of the Navy Y2K Project Office; and Chief of Naval Research. At DHS, Rear Admiral Cohen assumed responsibility for evaluating, procuring and coordinating the department’s science and technology assets as well as responsibility across the 22 components of DHS for test and evaluation.

Starting in 2000, as Chief of Naval Research, Rear Admiral Cohen was the Department of the Navy’s Chief Technology Officer in wartime, responsible for the Navy and Marine Corps Science and Technology Program to rapidly meet combat technology needs.

Rear Admiral Cohen now serves as principal in The Chertoff Group. Additionally, he serves on numerous corporate boards and is the CEO of JayMCohen LLC. JayMCohen LLC is an independent consultant for science and technology in support of domestic and international defense, homeland security, and energy issues and solutions.

Dr. Erik Mettala – Director

Dr. Erik G. Mettala serves as the Cyber Chief Scientist at Battelle Memorial Institute’s National Security Global Business. Prior to joining Battelle, he was the Chief Scientist in SPARTA’s National Security Systems Sector in Columbia, MD. There he was responsible for the strategic technology planning and research for SPARTA’s intelligence, computer network operations, and information assurance business areas.

Prior to that, Dr. Mettala served as Vice President and Director of McAfee Research. At McAfee Research, he managed strategic technology research, including R&D business development and laboratory efforts. Under his direction, McAfee Research focused on high-risk research addressing the needs of McAfee product lines, including anti-virus, anti-spam, and host-based and network-based intrusion prevention.

A retired U.S. Army officer, Dr. Mettala served in a succession of positions of increasing complexity and responsibility in the United States Army. His roles included Deputy Director and then Director of the Software and Intelligence Systems Technology Office (SISTO) at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), and Deputy Director in the Information Science and Technology Office (ISTO).

In June of 2012 Dr. Mettala was inducted into the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) International Hall of Fame.

Thomas Trkla – Director

Dr. Erik G. Mettala serves as the Cyber Chief Scientist at Battelle Memorial Institute’s National Security Global Business. Prior to joining Battelle, he was the Chief Scientist in SPARTA’s National Security Systems Sector in Columbia, MD. There he was responsible for the strategic technology planning and research for SPARTA’s intelligence, computer network operations, and information assurance business areas.

Prior to that, Dr. Mettala served as Vice President and Director of McAfee Research. At McAfee Research, he managed strategic technology research, including R&D business development and laboratory efforts. Under his direction, McAfee Research focused on high-risk research addressing the needs of McAfee product lines, including anti-virus, anti-spam, and host-based and network-based intrusion prevention.

A retired U.S. Army officer, Dr. Mettala served in a succession of positions of increasing complexity and responsibility in the United States Army. His roles included Deputy Director and then Director of the Software and Intelligence Systems Technology Office (SISTO) at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), and Deputy Director in the Information Science and Technology Office (ISTO).

In June of 2012 Dr. Mettala was inducted into the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) International Hall of Fame.

Matthew Johnson – Director

Matthew Johnson brings 15 years of experience to eCrypt, working for the Department of Defense (DoD) and Intelligence Community. He is a recognized Subject Matter Expert (SME) in the areas of Computer Network Attack, Computer Network Defense, Mission Assurance, Secure-Computing, Cryptoanalysis Reverse-Engineering, and related-accreditation and testing.

Johnson provides Mission Assurance recommendations for some of the nation’s most critical advanced technology programs, advising and supporting DoD efforts to represent system investments to Congress and other government agencies, while extensively working with various government agencies to foster symbiotic relationships and cooperative development and investment.

Johnson’s support to a number of cyber-threat related government advisory panels and technical review boards is important to eCrypt’s acceptance into federal markets. His work extends to several technical investment review boards for the Federally Funded Research and Development Center(s) and University Applied Research Centers (UARCs). In these efforts, Johnson advises on technology investments, development timelines, and fielding Concepts of Operation to the intended user communities.

Johnson is a distinguished 16-year veteran of the United States Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI) supporting both cyber and technical surveillance operations. In this role, he was assigned exclusively to support advanced technology development and platform fielding efforts for the USAF.

Johnson holds a B.S. in Statistical Sciences from the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, CO. and a M.S. in Information Assurance from Norwich University in Northfield, VT. He also holds numerous cyber-related certifications and has held a TS/SCI clearance with Counterintelligence polygraph since 1998.

Desweiteren haben Sie es geschafft einen hochangekannten Expteren für sich zu gewinnnen der bei Microsoft und SAP gearbeitet hat.

Ecrypt Appoints Former SAP and Microsoft Engineer as Vice President of Product Development

News dazu: http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/ECRY/news/...opment?id=100383&b=y

Zum Schluss noch eine Zusammenfassung des Businessplan und der Perspektive:

• Ecrypt Technologies develops, produces and markets high technology information and physical security solutions for
public & private sector customers
• Our solution portfolio includes proprietary and affiliate technologies and services
‣ Proprietary product, Ecrypt One, is a secure email system. It is a market driven software that disrupts convention,
creating opportunities for rapid growth
- First of its kind solution - we are pursuing multiple US and international patents for Ecrypt One
‣ Ecrypt has a network of partners offering products and services focused on assisting corporate entities, governments
and individuals in protecting their organizations against errors, as well as physical and cyber attacks
• We plan to grow sales to ~$70 M over the next 5 years
‣ Software products offer high margins
‣ We are continually growing our network of strategic partners for complementary solutions to bundle with our product
and/or to sell under our brand (early revenue potential)
‣ We have established a quality network of commercial and government contacts interested in our solutions (existing
pipeline)
‣ We are targeting high-risk industries and those subject to data security regulations, including healthcare, finance,
legal, law-enforcement, energy/natural resources, and government/military
‣ We plan to place a prototype of Ecrypt One in at least 1 pilot program by January 1, 2015
• We are seeking a $5M investment in Ecrypt to support growth through product development, team development &
deployment to early adopters
• We are focused on holistic growth, mergers & acquisitions - with an eye on a potential exit through competitor buy-out

Schön, dass Ihr es vielleicht durchgelesen habt! Hier ist der Plan http://workupload.com/file/so55OS2Y

Was haltet ihr davon? Interessant ? Hor or Not? Lasst uns mal darüber Diskutieren!

 

Austin, TX – March 31, 2015 – At the end of last week, Ecrypt Technologies, Inc. (ECRY) signed a Letter of Intent with DTREDS Consolidated Inc. (DCI) for the acquisition of Viking Telecom Services, LLC (Viking).

The proposed transaction is for the acquisition of Viking’s assets only, negotiated at a price of $1,000,000 payable in ECRY stock. Ecrypt’s preliminary due diligence indicates that the projected sales for the next 12 months resulting from the acquisition of Viking assets should be over $7,500,000, with an EBITDA of over $2,000,000.

“We are executing on both our organic growth and merger and acquisition strategies,” commented Ecrypt’s Chairman and CEO, Dr. Thomas Cellucci. “Viking Telecom fits perfectly into the Systems business within our portfolio.”

Both parties will perform additional due diligence prior to the consummation of the transaction.

To learn more about Ecrypt’s growth strategy, visit http://ecryptinc.com/company/investors/

About Ecrypt Technologies
Ecrypt Technologies, Inc. is a high technology security solutions portfolio provider that assists corporate entities, governments and individuals to protect their organizations against both physical and cyber-attacks through its offering of the most technically-advanced, cost-effective and reliable software, tools and systems. Dr. Thomas A. Cellucci, Ecrypt’s Chairman and CEO, is the Chairman and CEO of DCI.
For more information, visit www.ecryptinc.com.

Safe Harbor Statement
This press release contains certain “forward-looking statements,” as defined in the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, that involve a number of risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and the actual results and future events could differ materially from management’s current expectations. The economic, competitive, governmental, technological and other factors identified in the Company’s previous filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission may cause actual results or events to differ materially from those described in the forward looking statements in this press release. The Company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.

Media contact:
Ecrypt Technologies, Inc.
media@ecryptinc.com
1.866.204.6703

Da bin ich mal gespannt! Mal abwarten laut dem einem Forenbeitrag werden ende Juni die nächsten Quartalszahlen veröffentlicht ;)

Hello,
Thank you for contacting Ecrypt.

As March 31 is our year end, the next filing will be a 10-K. The 10-K is due 90 days after the end of the period so will be filed on or around June 29, 2015.

Thank you

Investor Relations
Ecrypt Technologies Inc

Link: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/...msg.aspx?message_id=113175973  

"The accompanying financial statements have been prepared assuming that the Company will continue as a going concern. The Company has suffered recurring losses from operations since inception (April 19, 2007) up to December 31, 2014 of $9,974,615 which raises substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern."

Seit 2007? Cash? Revenues? Wir haben 2015. LOL.

Quelle:

Company: ECRYPT TECHNOLOGIES, INC. (ECRY)
Form Type: 10-Q/A
Filing Date: 2/26/2015
CIK: 0001449574
Address: 2028 E BEN WHITE BLVD
SUITE 240-2835
City, State, Zip: AUSTIN, Texas 78741
Telephone: 866-204-6703
Fiscal Year: 03/31
 

Danke für die Info, fast 10 Mio. $ Schulden, boar.... Das ist ein Stück...  

Lass uns trotzdem mal die Aktie auf Beobachtung halten...

Hier mal die nächsten Infos:

Ecrypt One in Healthcare

Ecrypt One ensures that organizations not only meet but also exceed today’s HIPAA compliance obligations to remain ahead of the regulatory curve. This mitigates the risk of data breaches and subsequent litigation while allowing organizations to be competitive.

Failure to follow policies and procedures are mistakes that come at a very high price, especially in an industry so stringently regulated. Ecrypt One is designed to protect the information system despite its users.

Reinforces Security Policies
Enables Compliance
Secures Business Associates
Optimized Administration
Unencumbered Productivity


Ecrypt One in Government and Military

Designed to the highest national security and military specification standards.

Ecrypt One is a military strength email and encryption system. It assures the security, integrity and auditability of email and attachment communications in transit and at rest. Ecrypt One is an effective fortress that safeguards the exchange, storage, and audit integrity of email and attachments sent inter-agency, intra-agency and cross-border.

Secure Intra-agency and Inter-agency Collaboration
Secure Cross-border collaboration
Seamless Integration
Compliance
Access Controls
Productivity and Mobility


Ecrypt One in Legal Services

Ecrypt One directly addresses issues of trust and confidentiality, protecting the cornerstone of the attorney-client relationship. The inherently secure nature of the solution provides familiar platforms to existing workflows and enables lawyers to maintain agility and mobility while operating securely.

It’s imperative to communicate freely, be productive, and still maintain security in such an important and confidential relationship.

Secure Productivity
Mobile and BYOD Security
Protecting Client Information


Ecrypt One in Law Enforcement

Balancing timeliness and collaboration with security is a challenge. Conventional methods can impede investigations and security failures compromise intelligence. ECRY views security in the context of the environment to secure operations from the inside and out.

There’s no margin for error when the safety and lives of people are at stake.

Public safety is dependent on the men and women of law enforcement. The necessity for secure collaboration with other agencies, in the homeland and abroad, is a crucial part of this important public service role. The inability to share intelligence securely can be crippling to investigations and the everyday value of public protection is compromised.

Conventional patchwork systems of security add-ons have proved cumbersome and ineffective. These patchworks impede duties and restrict operations rather than facilitate them. Addressing security as a strictly technological problem is in direct conflict with the agility law enforcement efforts necessitate.

ECRY creates new solutions vs. adapting old solutions to new problems. This approach helps solve security challenges within the context of the agency’s greater purpose. This promotes holistic solutions that protect entire information networks while facilitating maneuverability.



Ecrytpt One in Financial Services

Financial institutions by their very nature are a lucrative target for criminals. Notwithstanding, the market demands the convenience of virtual access. This is in conflict with the critical and enforced requirement for security. Viewing security as a business challenge rather than a technical one, results in solutions that support success in a highly competitive space.

The best option is to trade ineffective conventional systems for optimized and inherently secure information networks.

Modern financial institutions are facing a dilemma. On one side clients are demanding the convenience of more virtual access, but that’s a huge threat to security. In addition, security regulators are tightening the belt.

Total cost of operating a conventional patchwork system of security add-ons often hit the bottom line harder than the threats it’s supposed to defend against. Conventional information security impedes business development and makes it difficult to maintain compliance.

The effects of a breach can be devastating. Not only can an organization be harmed financially, but reputation and trust can be compromised.

ECRY’s approach is to optimize the system, placing people at the heart of its solutions and making technology work harder. By considering each challenge as a part of a complete business problem, the company solves the dilemma in a cost effective and efficient way. Smart solutions lower the total cost of ownership and expedite a return on security investment.
 

..für sich betrachtet sind in Bezug auf die Entwicklungszeit noch kein KO-Kriterium.

Ich wollte nur zum Ausdruck bringen, neben den Informationen auch die Zahlen anzuschauen, um sich ein besseres Gesamtbild machen zu können.

Vertriebsmodell gegen den Markt sehr optimistisch, vielleicht zu optimistisch. Beteiligungsverhältnisse? Synergetische Effekte aus dem dargestellten Netzwerk/Kooperationen?

...muss man tiefer einsteigen, wer sich ernsthaft interessiert.

Ansonsten: Amis zocken eh, was ihnen vor die Brust kommt. Das wär nicht meins. Mir persönlich sind die Assets bereits zu teuer, da offenbar noch einige Entwicklungsstufen folgen sollen. Ich mag keine Ungetüme, sondern mag es lieber handlich. Läßt sich besser verkaufen.

Viele Glück.  ;-)  

Für die nützlichen Tipps ;)

Laut dem Business Plan sind die Beteiligungen folgendermaßen aufgeteilt:

Majority shareholders

Global Capital Partners 39,815,455 26.52%
Brad Lever 32,000,000 25.321%
Whonon Trading 17,830,000 12.36%
Kasia Zukowska 9,600,000 7.596%
Micro-Tech Industries 6.22%

Security ownership of management

Brad Lever 32,000,000 25.321%
Dr. Thomas A. Cellucci 1,222,838 0.968%
Curt Weldon 1,000,000 0.791%
Thomas N. Trkla 300,000 0.237%
Hon. Jay Cohen 150,000 0.119%
Dr. Erik Mettala 150,000 0.119%

Als Anhang füge ich einen Screenshot ein, der die einzelnen Lösungen von Ecrypt aufzeigt.  

Ecrypt hat mit neun Unternehmen eine strategische Partnerschaft abgeschlossen.

Der erste Anhang zeigt einen Teil diese Kooperationen.  

Hier sind die anderen Kooperationen.

Ja, da wünsche ich auch viel Glück.

Auf meiner Watchlist hat es diese Aktie schon geschafft, am 29 Juni sollten die Zahlen veröffentlicht werden, dann werden wir sehen was sich so getan hat ;)