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[rambutan2] 13/5/2015 15:39

We get a mention...

[rambutan2] 13/5/2015 12:18

Citrix have plenty of potential customers...

Intercede teams up with Citrix to deliver strong authentication to Enterprise Mobility Management

Intercede's MyID technology allows customers to sign and encrypt email from
mobile devices securely using WorxMail

Lutterworth, UK /Reston, US - Cybersecurity expert Intercede today announced that it is teaming up with Citrix, a leader in mobile workspaces, to offer Intercede's Citrix Ready(R) MyID technology to XenMobile customers. The MyID platform and XenMobile provide the credentials required to enable the secure signing and encryption of corporate email messages delivered by Citrix WorxMail. This allows customers to utilise the strongest level of security on mobile devices, which was traditionally only possible on a desktop PC with the use of a physical smart card.

Maintaining robust security measures for an increasingly mobile workforce is a growing concern for enterprises. Intercede's MyID platform allows EMM vendors to bolster the security of enterprise applications and offer customers strong authentication solutions to meet the highest security standards.

Intercede and Citrix help customers meet government security standards, including FIPS 201-2 and SP800-157, a vital requirement for US Federal customers and those operating in associated industries.

Intercede CEO Richard Parris said: "Citrix is the latest high-profile EMM vendor to select Intercede to deliver secure credentials to meet the needs of its wide-ranging customer base. The work we are doing together demonstrates Intercede's growing reputation as a market-leading mobile security specialist capable of large-scale deployments of its trusted solutions.

"Cyberattacks targeting enterprises are becoming increasingly frequent and the security of corporate data has become a top priority for businesses. Coupled with the move towards mobile workforces, it is vital that enterprises adopt EMM solutions with the highest levels of security to avoid falling victim to hackers."

Rajiv Taori, VP Product Management at Citrix, said: "Intercede's market leading credential management platform has enabled us to provide customers with more advanced levels of mobile security."

[rambutan2] 30/4/2015 00:47

Another MyTAM partner announced...


Intercede CEO Richard Parris said: "Intercede is leading the way in offering the strongest security available on Android for Bitcoin wallet providers. By using MyTAM to securely load its apps in the TEE, Ledger joins the growing number of high-profile app providers using the strongest level of Android security to protect their apps and end-users' digital assets."

Eric Larchevêque, CEO of Ledger, added: "Providing robust security for Bitcoin wallets is Ledger's top priority and, by partnering with Intercede, we have greatly enhanced our ability to protect consumers' mobile transactions. By utilising the TEE through MyTAM, we have been able to save significant sums on shipping smartcards and increased our agility, as we are able to deploy test apps into a 'professional sandbox' for customers to thoroughly test prior to launch."

[rambutan2] 21/4/2015 08:37

Good news:



Intercede CEO Richard Parris said: "As a leader in the enterprise and mobility management space, Good is the ideal customer for our MyTAM service. By working together Intercede will broaden its reach into this sector, with our MyTAM service deploying Good's secure business-critical applications to its global client-base."

Nicko van Someren, CTO of Good Technology, added: "Good's TEE-secured offering combines our secure apps and container solution with MyTAM to quickly and easily make the highest level of Android security available to our customers. The scalability of the solution also opens up the service to our base of secured application developers producing innovative enterprise solutions for the Good Dynamics Platform."

[rivaldo] 07/4/2015 11:41

The m/cap here remains a high £48m, despite losses now being forecast for 2015 and 2016 by Finncap.

Richard Holway's respected Techmarketview has this to say today:



"Tuesday 07 April 2015

Intercede – a case of mistaken identity?

logoIt’s great to see that management’s enthusiasm and optimism at AIM-listed identity and credential management software provider Intercede remains unshaken despite confirmation of a less than glorious end to its FY.

Earlier this year management warned on a big ‘miss’ (indeed a loss) as contracts slipped to the right (see Intercede slumps on FY warning). This was confirmed in their pre-Easter FY trading update which signalled revenues 10% down on the year (worse than forecast) with cash at just under £6m (better than expected).

Nonetheless, the Board “is even more confident” about Intercede’s prospects and will continue to invest as planned. But with revenues from elusive contracts unlikely to make a material contribution “before next year and beyond” (if signed, of course), one would have to draw one’s own conclusions as to how long it might take Intercede to get back to black."

[looby loo] 20/3/2015 00:48

MyTAM: Trusted application management as a service. An introduction to Intercede's MyTAM cloud service, with partners Trustonic, Rivetz and KoolSpan.

[pyman] 19/3/2015 11:53

WEll- this endless fall from the dizzy heights is pretty depressing.Needing some hits cashflow wise!

OUTLOOK last statement:

We believe the upside of success is huge. For example, Trustonic TEE technology alone
already protects more than 250 million smart devices, empowering service providers
to protect their applications in hardware to simplify access and enhance the services
provided. The technology enables usernames and passwords to be replaced with strong
identity and authentication credentials that increase convenience, privacy and security
for consumer and business applications. This population is expected to grow significantly
in the next 12-24 months and by 2020 the Internet of Things market is estimated to be
in excess of 50 billion devices. Each of those digital identities needs to be managed and
this therefore represents a massive potential market for Intercede.
The commercial upside of the Microsoft VSC and Derived Credential markets, while
smaller in terms of number of licenses than the TEE opportunity, carry higher unit prices
and have the scope for generating significant returns in the medium term.

[pyman] 17/3/2015 09:00

Rob Chandhok added: “I believe Intercede’s technology for managing digital trust on embedded devices is critical to securing modern applications in the Cloud. The Intercede platform has horizontal applicability across a wide range of mobile and IoT ecosystems and I am pleased to be invited to help drive the strategy for Intercede’s exploitation of this very large opportunity.”

Hooray! drive this train please please please!

[rambutan2] 16/3/2015 15:36

About as exciting as a non exec appointment can get, i would have thought...

[looby loo] 03/3/2015 13:26

Thanks Rambutan. Rivetz have put out an announcement today about their MWC demo:

March 03, 2015 00:01 ET
Rivetz Showcases Secure E-commerce Transaction on Android at Mobile World Congress

Rivetz Partners With Trustonic, Intercede and BitPay to Demonstrate 'Trusted Execution' of Bitcoin Payment on Samsung Galaxy Note 4

[rambutan2] 26/2/2015 08:52

A new secure mobile payment solution for Android will be showcased at the Mobile World Congress, March 2 – 5 in Barcelona, Spain. The new payment app developed by Rivetz and other partners – an Android alternative to Apple Pay with Bitcoin support – will be available in the second quarter of 2015 and is compatible with over 350 million existing Android devices, including Samsung smartphones. Demonstrations on a Samsung Galaxy 4 smartphone will be held daily at the Samsung partner booth (Hall 8.1), Trustonic booth (Hall 7, Stand 7G81), and at the Intercede booth (Hall 7, Stand 7B81).

“We are very pleased to be combining trusted computing technology with the innovations in Bitcoin and blockchain technology to offer consumers the most secure bitcoin payments,” Rivetz CEO Steven Sprague told Bitcoin Magazine. “For consumers, the killer app is having money on the phone, and for the merchants, the built-in security of the system will make it easier to persuade them to accept bitcoin.

“Rivetz developed this application over the last year, integrating the contributions of the partners and using the Trustonic Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) as an operating system for the application. Our solution reflects the latest specifications for mobile payment technology by Global Platform and Trusted Computing Group,” he said...

[rambutan2] 26/2/2015 08:46

A bit (!) more good news:

Lutterworth, UK/Boston, MA - Cybersecurity expert Intercede today announced that app development toolkit provider Rivetz has signed up to its MyTAM service to protect customers' Bitcoin wallets, e-commerce apps and messaging services on the Android platform. By loading an app into the secure Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) already present on many leading devices, the app, along with data and transactions made by it, is protected against threats that may be present on the handset...

[rambutan2] 25/2/2015 14:16

Good sales opp next week in Barca:

"Intercede will also be at Mobile World Congress 2015 demonstrating the MyTAM service; email us if you’d like to book a meeting at the event."

And Trustonic will be also be there pushing the use of TEE.

And even ARM, perhaps.

Along with Gemalto. Although of course they'll be pushing their service. However, I suspect that it is more expensive and buried within their Allynis Trusted Service Hub. Note that in the sales blurb, IGP are pushing the value and easyness angle of MyTAM.



The only other solution (I'm fairly sure) is from G&D, the other partner in Trustonic along with ARM and Gemalto.

Again it looks more high end than MyTAM, and I can't even find a press release from them about it.

[pyman] 25/2/2015 08:48

This is a fantastic piece of kit. who would not like their calls secured.!!!

[rambutan2] 18/2/2015 00:22

And Gemalto do likewise with their version:

[rambutan2] 18/2/2015 00:20

London, UK - Cybersecurity expert Intercede today announced the launch of MyTAM, a service that enables organisations such as app developers, service providers, banks and media streaming companies to load apps into the Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) built into chipsets in a rapidly increasing proportion of Android devices. The TEE protects applications and their associated content from malware, man-in-the-browser and other forms of software-based threats.

[rambutan2] 13/2/2015 12:49

And for ref, re TEE:

[rambutan2] 12/2/2015 18:41

Worth noting:

According to data in the BLI originally developed by SafeNet, the main motivation for cybercriminals in 2014 was identity theft with 54% of the all data breaches being identity theft-based, more than any breach category including access to financial data...

[looby loo] 27/1/2015 18:21

Some encouraging news announced via Intercede's USA office today.

January 27, 2015
Reston, VA
Intercede receives Lenel Factory Certification under OpenAccess Alliance Program




Lenel is part of UTC Building & Industrial Systems, a unit of United Technologies Corp. (NYSE:UTX).

[felix99] 21/1/2015 10:08

Hardly unexpected in this game and from what they said earlier.

Wish I had sold a few more over £1.50 to buy back lower but never easy with this stock. Traded those I bought down here a few months back at 150p or so but perhaps should have banked a few more.

Still think the value of their IP and barriers to entry in their mkts easily justifies the mkt cap which is why I tend not to trade it too much. Just a waiting game for them to get their £3-£4 a share when someone gobbles them up imho.

That's why they keep buying back stock at higher prices - they know what its worth and I would wager they probably have partners who would happily buy them out at £2 if they wanted to sell .

[hybrasil] 21/1/2015 10:01

I agree my suggested £36m mcap is high. I like the share. Its in a very progressive area and I suspect could do very well.As other commentators have suggested there must be a prospect of consolidation. I bought at 20p sold at £2.00 but will buy back if it falls to 75p.