About us
We are a London (UK) security start-up with an innovative, unique and patented encryption based security technology. Our founding team has more than 20 years of experience in various sub-segments of the technology industry, from software development to systems integration.
Having developed our careers internationally across various continents, we have been able to attract early investors from the UK, US, Spain, Malaysia and Singapore.
About us
The inspiration behind our business was driven by the painful realisation that the anti-virus industry had accommodated in its ways, not truly providing security solutions fit for purpose anymore. The legacy approach of just keeping a list of known malware, a blacklist, was not sustainable anymore in a world of dramatic proliferation of new malware and even polymorphic viruses.
So we set to find a radically innovative solution to protect systems and data which is capable of dealing with the new cybersecurity landscape in a robust and scalable way.
Our mission is to protect our clients’ systems and data by providing robust, scalable and innovative security solutions.”
About us
The uncomfortable truth is that new malware is usually not detected until it has infected someone. This means that traditional anti-virus solutions do not protect you from new malware. Not until the new malware signature has been added to their ‘blacklists’, those ‘signature updates’ you get every few weeks, effectively closing the Zero Day vulnerability. This “window of detection” is wide enough for the hackers to make handsome profits with each new malware, as it will still manage to infect a large enough number of systems.
Somehow the anti-virus industry seems to have given up, and to be happy to continue playing this “cat and mouse” game between cybersecurity companies and hackers, which has been going on since the late 1980s.
We believe it is worth trying radically new approaches, to address the issue of unknown malware, which is becoming unmanageable. Our patented security engine turns the tables on the hackers, by enforcing developers’ accountability at a fine-grained level, such as process and operating system API in real-time, not just when an application is launched.
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