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Sekur Private Data Ltd. reports developments in Swiss-hosted cybersecurity and private communications for consumers, businesses, government, defense and enterprise customers. Its updates center on encrypted email, secure messaging, VPN and secure communications tools, including product work around SekurVoice and Controlled Unclassified Information-focused encrypted voice capabilities.
Recurring news also covers government procurement channels, defense and intelligence market expansion, strategic advisory and technology leadership appointments, distributor relationships in international markets, and capital actions such as private placements used for sales, business development and working capital.
Sekur Private Data (SWISF) has launched its Sekur.com website in Portuguese as part of its Africa and international expansion and in preparation for an expected launch in Angola.
The Portuguese version is the company’s second language addition after Spanish and is accompanied by translation of website content, workflows, and onboarding into local languages for upcoming partners. Portuguese is the official language of Angola, where Sekur expects to sign an exclusive partnership in the coming weeks, and also serves markets such as Mozambique and other Portuguese-speaking regions.
The company highlights that localization covers core user journeys rather than only marketing text. Sekur reiterates its portfolio of Swiss-hosted, Big Tech–independent secure communications offerings, including SekurOne, SekurMail, SekurMessenger, SekurVPN, and SekurRelay for enterprise, government, and defense clients handling sensitive and CUI communications.
Sekur Private Data (SWISF) outlined strategic priorities and its expected path to profitability in an investor interview recap.
The company is shifting focus from mass-market consumers to government, enterprise and high-net-worth clients, aiming for higher revenue per user, lower churn and a more efficient route to profitability. Its Swiss-hosted suite includes secure email, encrypted messaging, VPN services and the forthcoming Sekur One voice and video platform, designed to connect both Sekur and non-Sekur users with anonymous registration.
Sekur has expanded its advisory and leadership ranks with professionals from government, military, intelligence and cybersecurity fields, which management believes will support public-sector and enterprise sales. The company reports progress in African markets, particularly Angola and the DRC, and is pursuing partnerships and distribution there. Management states that Sekur has a debt-free balance sheet, cash reserves for growth, and expects sales efforts to accelerate from the fourth quarter of 2026.
Sekur Private Data (OTCQB:SWISF) issued a CEO letter outlining a completed pivot from consumer privacy to higher-value government, defense, intelligence and executive clients over the past six months. The company highlighted its listing on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule via i3ICS, a defense distribution agreement with Elyon International, and a consumer demand partnership with AdRevv, alongside multiple senior leadership and advisory appointments from the U.S. intelligence and defense communities.
Sekur reported that its SekurOne integrated encrypted communications platform completed initial encrypted calls and will commercially launch in October 2026 on iOS and web at US$300 per month, with Android in November and conferencing/video by year-end. Average revenue per user rose 25% month over month as higher-priced subscriptions replaced legacy accounts, while total revenue declined during this transition. The company closed a US$1,205,560 private placement in January and announced a further non-brokered placement of up to US$1,400,000 in June to fund SekurOne commercialization and U.S. government and corporate sales. Management estimates that about 200 SekurOne subscribers, or roughly US$60,000 in monthly recurring revenue, could bring Sekur to profitability within six months of launch, and noted progressing discussions for potential partnerships and licenses in Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo, as well as insider share purchases across six months in 2026.
Sekur Private Data (OTCQB:SWISF), a Miami-based, Swiss-hosted cybersecurity and defense communications provider, announced its participation in the 2026 DoDIIS Worldwide Conference, held August 9-12, 2026, in Tampa, Florida. The company’s Special and Strategic Advisors are introducing Sekur’s Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) communications capabilities to Intelligence Community stakeholders.
According to Sekur, it is preparing the October launch of SekurOne, with paid beta clients onboarding in September. SekurOne bundles encrypted voice/video, email, messaging, and VPN on its proprietary HeliX architecture, targeted at defense, federal, and executive users requiring high-assurance, non–Big Tech communications solutions.
Sekur Private Data (OTCQB:SWISF) reports a 25% month-over-month increase in Average Revenue Per User (ARPU), following a strategic pivot from low-priced consumer subscribers to premium clients such as high-net-worth individuals, C-level executives, and government and defense agencies. Premium plans are priced at US$50/month for Privacy Email, US$75/month for Operational Email, and the upcoming SekurOne at US$300/month, which bundles encrypted voice, video, email, messaging, and VPN on the proprietary HeliX architecture.
According to the company, SekurOne is planned for release on or before September 30, 2026 and is expected to be a principal ARPU growth driver. Management states it expects full profitability at roughly 200 SekurOne users, generating about US$60,000 in monthly recurring revenue, supported by distribution through the U.S. GSA Multiple Award Schedule, approved distributors, and global telecom partners.
Sekur Private Data (OTCQB:SWISF) announced the launch of SekurOne voice, email, messenger and VPN capabilities for Android, iOS and web, including completion of encrypted voice across all iOS devices after successful domestic and international test calls.
According to Sekur, video and conferencing features for SekurOne are expected by late August 2026, with the full SekurOne app targeted for release on or before September 30, 2026, enabling earlier-than-anticipated sales. SekurOne runs on proprietary HeliX architecture and is designed for defense, government and executive users handling confidential and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). The broader Sekur suite includes SekurMail for secure email, SekurMessenger for encrypted team collaboration, SekurVPN for zero-log network protection, and SekurRelay for executive-level secure email integration and phased enterprise deployment.
Sekur Private Data (OTCQB:SWISF) appointed retired Special Operations communications leader Chief Master Sergeant Rafael Beltran to its OpsTech Special Advisory Board.
Beltran will guide tactical technology strategy and product direction for secure voice, video, messaging and network solutions, including SekurOne and the upcoming Sekur Mobile Tactical Router (STMR) across defense, intelligence and government markets.
Sekur Private Data (OTCQB:SWISF) launched SekurOne voice, email, messenger and VPN for Android and Web, and completed its first domestic and international encrypted calls on SekurOne.
The company targets a full SekurOne voice release in late July, video conferencing in August 2026, and a unified SekurOne app with complete capabilities, including iOS, by September 30, 2026. Sekur also highlights its Swiss-hosted secure email (SekurMail), messaging (SekurMessenger), VPN (SekurVPN), and email relay (SekurRelay) offerings, all built on proprietary infrastructure with no Big Tech dependencies or user data mining.
Sekur Private Data (OTCQB:SWISF) appointed former U.S. State Department Deputy Assistant Secretary Annette L. Redmond to its Strategic Advisory Board. Redmond brings about 40 years of intelligence, cybersecurity, and IT leadership across the U.S. Intelligence Community, Department of Defense, and Department of State.
According to Sekur, she will advise on secure communications strategy for government, diplomatic, and enterprise markets, supporting the company’s focus on secure, sovereign communications for public-sector and defense-related clients.
Sekur Private Data (OTCQB:SWISF) appointed former U.S. State Department foreign affairs analyst Nathan R. Price as Special Advisor for Diplomacy & Intelligence. Price brings over a decade of diplomatic and intelligence experience, including work in the Bureau of Intelligence & Research, to support Sekur’s Swiss-hosted secure communications solutions for government and diplomatic users.