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 (IGCRF) has established a wholly owned U.S. subsidiary to support contracting and commercial activities in the United States.
Integrated Quantum USA is incorporated in Delaware and provides a U.S. legal entity for potential engagements with government agencies and commercial enterprises. The company said the subsidiary supports its commercialization strategy for VEIL and other technologies in its enterprise artificial intelligence infrastructure portfolio. The new entity complements its existing Canadian operations.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (IGCRF) entered a channel partnership with Synergis on August 5, 2026, to introduce VEIL to prospective enterprise customers. Synergis will use its customer network to identify potential deployments, while IQT will support evaluation and deployment. The agreement adds an enterprise distribution channel for the privacy-preserving AI technology.
VEIL uses consumption-based pricing, with a current base rate of approximately US$0.90 per gigabyte processed, subject to volumes, deployment requirements and individual customer agreements. Synergis is eligible for a share of revenue from usage by customers it introduces. IQT's revenue depends on customer agreements and subsequent usage. IQT also aims to make VEIL available through major hyperscaler and enterprise data platforms; that availability remains an objective rather than a completed rollout.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (IGCRF) has updated its ICA research paper for planned submission to the 2027 IEEE SaTML conference.
The revision builds on a white paper published earlier in 2026. It explains the method behind VEIL, which is designed to retain information useful for machine-learning tasks while reducing access to the original data. Conference submissions face review; submission does not imply acceptance or IEEE endorsement. The conference is scheduled for early May 2027 in Reykjavik, Iceland.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (IGCRF) completed its first customer engagement of VEIL™ through a Proof-of-Concept with AI firm Pivotly.
In Pivotly’s construction blueprint analysis application, VEIL reduced AI inference times from hours to seconds, with most blueprints processing in approximately 3–5 seconds and very large files in under one minute. Out-of-sample model performance improved by approximately 5–8 percentage points in Macro-F1 score versus the raw-data feature set. The POC produced a production-ready AI workflow to support Pivotly’s planned product launch. The engagement was conducted under a standalone POC agreement, with no current contract for broader VEIL deployment.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (IGCRF) launched a redesigned corporate website and updated investor presentation following its recent name change and start of trading on the CSE under symbol “VEIL.”
The materials highlight its VEIL™ privacy-preserving AI technology, broader enterprise AI and security strategy, and recent development and validation work. The company also granted 500,000 stock options to CEO Husam Fezzani at an exercise price of $0.75 per share, fully vested and expiring August 25, 2031, under its 20% Rolling Omnibus Equity Incentive Plan.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (CSE: VEIL, OTCQB: IGCRF, FSE: Y4G1) appointed Husam Fezzani as Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately, while former CEO Alan Guibord became Chairman and remains a director. According to Integrated Quantum Technologies, Fezzani will lead corporate strategy, operations and commercial growth as the company advances commercialization of its enterprise AI infrastructure portfolio.
Fezzani brings nearly three decades of technology and engineering leadership at HSBC, including roles as Global Engineering Head for the Commercial Technology Division and Head of Strategic Replatforming Engineering. He previously served as an honorary advisor to Integrated Quantum Technologies.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (CSE: VEIL, OTCQB: IGCRF, FSE: Y4G), formerly Integrated Cyber Solutions, confirms its corporate name change became effective on July 30, 2026, following regulatory approvals. Its common shares begin trading on the CSE under the new name and symbol VEIL on August 5, 2026.
The OTCQB symbol remains IGCRF and the Frankfurt listing remains Y4G. According to the Company, there is no change to shareholder rights or capital structure, and no action is required by shareholders. The rebranding aligns with its focus on enterprise AI infrastructure, privacy, security, governance and quantum-resilient technologies.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF) reported the successful completion of its global “Pierce the VEIL™” Kaggle security challenge, created to test the non-invertibility of its VEIL™ (Vector-Encoded Information Layer) privacy-preserving AI technology.
No participant met the criteria to claim the Grand Prize by reconstructing the original data from VEIL™-encoded representations. According to Integrated Quantum, 43 full-reconstruction submissions produced finite numeric outputs, but none recovered the hidden source dimensionality and row-aligned source matrix required to pass structural validation and subsequent evaluation stages.
The company said participant research provided technical insights that extended its own validation work and strengthened evidence supporting VEIL™’s privacy-preserving, non-invertible design. Integrated Quantum views the challenge as a milestone in its intellectual property and commercialization strategy, alongside provisional patents for VEIL™ and MASQ™, and plans further enterprise deployments, partnerships, and independent validation efforts.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF) announced that CTO Jeremy Samuelson has been welcomed to the Forbes Technology Council, an invitation-only community of senior technology leaders. According to the company, Samuelson was selected for his nearly two decades of experience in AI, machine learning, and data science, including inventing the company’s VEIL data security solution for Enterprise AI and leading its AI research and innovation strategy.
Integrated Quantum Technologies (OTCQB: IGCRF), operating as Integrated Cyber Solutions, has filed a provisional U.S. patent application with the USPTO for its MASQ™ (Machine Action Security Quotient) technology, an infrastructure-layer system for governing and securing autonomous AI agent actions.
The application, titled "Infrastructure-Layer Mediation System and Method for Governing Autonomous AI Agent Actions," includes more than 55 claims and is the company’s second major AI infrastructure filing after VEIL™. MASQ is being developed to provide policy enforcement, identity verification, secure tool interactions, execution governance and tamper-evident audit capabilities across enterprise AI environments, supporting the company’s long-term AI infrastructure strategy.