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Integrated Cyber Solutions Inc., doing business as Integrated Quantum Technologies, develops quantum-ready AI infrastructure for organizations that handle sensitive data. Its news centers on AIQu™, a post-quantum AI infrastructure platform, and VEIL™ (Vector Encoded Information Layer), a privacy-preserving machine-learning and data-protection technology designed to transform sensitive information before it enters AI or ML workflows.
Recurring updates include VEIL™ product development and commercialization, independent security risk assessments, technical white papers, provisional patent activity, enterprise deployment validation, and management appointments tied to platform architecture and AI innovation. Company announcements also address regulated-data use cases across enterprise environments where privacy, compliance, and emerging quantum-era security risks shape adoption of AI systems.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF), currently operating as Integrated Cyber Solutions, issued a shareholder update and announced a planned corporate name change to Integrated Quantum Technologies.
The company highlighted VEIL commercialization, the VEIL Snowflake Native Application, over C$5.5 million in financings, new leadership hires, and new ICA™ and MASQ™ patent initiatives supporting its enterprise AI infrastructure strategy.
Integrated Quantum (OTCQB: IGCRF) appointed former Equifax Vice President of Engineering Gustin Prudner as Head of Engineering. The role focuses on scaling VEIL(TM), strengthening enterprise product delivery, and advancing commercialization of AI infrastructure solutions such as VEIL and MASQ.
The appointment follows Integrated Quantum’s VEIL showcase at Snowflake Summit, where the company engaged enterprises and partners on AI security, data exposure, and privacy, aiming to support secure, scalable deployment of AI technologies in enterprise environments.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF) launched VEIL™ on the Snowflake AI Data Cloud at Snowflake Summit 26. The integration lets enterprises strip personally identifiable information (PII) before data enters ML pipelines, creating compact, privacy-preserving representations to support scalable AI while addressing post-quantum security and growing compute demands.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF) has initiated the patent process for MASQ™, a governance and security architecture for AI agents and autonomous AI systems. MASQ is intended to control agent permissions, system access, tool interactions and protection of sensitive reasoning context, and to integrate into the AIQu platform.
The company also appointed Euroswiss Capital Partners under a 12‑month, $100,000 strategic marketing and financial advisory agreement for central Europe, and engaged Market IQ Media Group for North American news distribution of up to 20 releases for US$30,000, subject to CSE acceptance.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF) released an updated white paper on its VEIL™ ML data security solution. VEIL aims to let enterprises use sensitive data in AI by stripping identifiers before training.
According to Integrated Quantum, tests showed about 95%–99.96% compression while maintaining predictive performance comparable to or above raw-data models across healthcare, financial, imaging and other enterprise datasets, and outperforming Differential Privacy in reported attack simulations under evaluated conditions.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF) launched a global Kaggle hackathon, “Pierce the VEIL: Hack It and Crack It Simulation,” starting April 24, 2026. The one‑month competition offers a USD $10,000 prize pool to teams attempting to reconstruct data from outputs of IQT’s proprietary VEIL™ anonymization architecture.
The open challenge targets data scientists, cryptographers, and AI researchers, aiming to test and help validate the claimed non‑reversibility of VEIL’s Informationally Compressive Anonymization (ICA) technology under real‑world, transparent, and competitive conditions on Kaggle’s 30‑million‑user platform.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF) completed an independent AI security risk assessment of its VEIL™ data security technology on April 21, 2026.
The assessment, commissioned Feb 2, 2026 and conducted by Forward Security Inc., cost $31,745 CDN. Testing focused on the VEIL DB proxy, Postgres wire protocol handling, query inspection, response transformation, and AI/privacy threat scenarios. Results found no high- or medium-risk threats and noted standard minor findings with recommendations for ongoing risk management.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF) announced publication of a 25-page white paper by EVP Jeremy Samuelson introducing VEIL™ (Vector Encoded Information Layer) and Informationally Compressive Anonymization (ICA) for privacy-preserving supervised ML.
The paper, available on arXiv, describes an encoder-based architecture that exports low-dimensional, non-invertible representations to limit raw-data exposure while preserving or improving predictive performance without heavy cryptographic overhead.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF) will host a live shareholder update call on Thursday, March 12, 2026 at 1:00 PM Pacific Time. The call will review recent milestones, a recently filed patent application, core platform developments, and the company's strategic roadmap for privacy-preserving AI and quantum-resilient infrastructure.
Management will discuss positioning the platform for emerging AI and post-quantum security challenges and provide outlook commentary for shareholders and stakeholders.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF) announced that its AIQu™ VEIL™ infrastructure has reached commercial market readiness after completing development and enterprise security validation.
VEIL is deployable across on-premise and public/private cloud environments, was tested against modern AI/ML attack vectors, and the company is engaging prospective enterprise customers for initial pilot implementations.