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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 (OTCQB:SWISF) will attend the Africa Digital Innovation Summit 2025 (ADIS 2025) in Kinshasa, DRC on November 25–26, 2025 to advance corporate and government relationships in the region.
The company markets private communications: Small Business plan at US$900/yr, corporate/premium from US$1,500/yr, and a planned Q1 2026 encrypted AI‑intrusion‑free voice/video service priced US$3,500–10,000/yr per license (Platinum includes a personal mobile device and VIP service).
Sekur highlights Swiss hosting and data protection, proprietary non‑Big Tech infrastructure, and products SekurMail, SekurMessenger, SekurVPN and SekurRelay. The company cites rising BEC attacks and promotes SekurSend and VPN protections as countermeasures.
Sekur Private Data (OTCQB:SWISF) said Internet Stock Review published a full analysis report on the company on November 20, 2025. The report is titled "AI Powered Cyber Criminals Are Here. Are you Prepared?" and examines Sekur's position as a Swiss-hosted cybersecurity and private communications platform.
The company highlighted a CEO comment that the report "reflects very well the purpose and direction" of Sekur and described the analysis as "well written and easy to understand," aimed at existing and prospective shareholders.
Sekur Private Data (OTCQB:SWISF) announced a partnership with Quaestor Federal Consulting on November 10, 2025 to form the Sekur National Security Team (NST) and pursue Federal, State and Local U.S. government sales.
Quaestor brings over 400 years of combined DOD/Intelligence Community experience and named three senior leaders—Ken Rogers, John T. Lewis and Phil Oakley—to lead evaluations and introductions of Sekur's secure messaging, email, voice, VPN and relay products for unclassified government communications.
Sekur (OTCQB:SWISF) announced the commercial launch of its Corporate and Premium secure communications suites on November 3, 2025, offering Email, Messenger and VPN packages aimed at high-value clients including governments and executives.
Published pricing: Business at US$90/month or US$900/yr, Corporate/Premium at US$150/month or US$1,500/yr, and a planned Q1 2026 encrypted voice/video tier priced at US$2,500–3,500/yr per license. Services are hosted exclusively in Switzerland and emphasize non–Big Tech infrastructure, anti-BEC features, and no user data mining.
Sekur Private Data Ltd. (OTCQB:SWISF), a Swiss-hosted cybersecurity and private communications platform, has provided an update on its expansion into African markets. The company is making progress in its corporate and government sales efforts in Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Sekur has set a target of 2,000 licenses for 2026, comprising 500 premium government licenses and 1,500 business licenses, with an expected total retail value of US$2.1 million in recurring yearly income. The company plans to expand into neighboring African countries within 24 months.
The expansion comes amid increasing cyberattacks in Africa, particularly Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks targeting high-value clients. Sekur's platform offers encrypted email, messaging, and VPN services, with all data hosted in Switzerland under strict privacy protection laws.
Sekur Private Data Ltd. (OTCQB:SWISF) has announced its engagement with Flying V Group to launch its Corporate and Business privacy solutions in the US market. The company's Swiss-hosted cybersecurity platform offers protection against Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks, which currently cost businesses an average of $4.89 million per attack.
Sekur's proprietary platform features include SekurSend, protection against VPN spying, and secure communication without revealing phone numbers or identities. The company targets high-value clients including HNWIs, C-level executives, and government officials, focusing on sectors such as finance, real estate, law, and defense. The platform's Swiss hosting ensures compliance with the Federal Act on Data Protection, providing enhanced privacy protection against unauthorized data access.
Sekur Private Data Ltd. (OTCQB:SWISF) has signed a distribution agreement with Taxlibris, Lda. to promote its Swiss-hosted privacy communications solutions in Portugal, Republic of Ireland, and Spain. The partnership primarily targets corporate entities and government organizations in these European markets.
The agreement comes at a crucial time when cyberattacks, particularly Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks, have seen an exponential increase. Sekur's proprietary platform, hosted in Switzerland, offers encrypted email, messaging, and VPN services with enhanced privacy features including no contact mining, no location tracking, and secure communication through SekurSend and Chat by Invite features.
This European expansion through trusted distributors marks Sekur's strategic move to increase sales and market presence, leveraging Switzerland's strict Federal Act on Data Protection to ensure optimal security and privacy compliance.
Sekur Private Data Ltd. (OTCQB:SWISF) has announced it's on track to launch its Corporate and Premium cybersecurity solutions in September 2025. The Swiss-hosted platform expects to generate US$3 million in recurring yearly revenue by selling 2,000 yearly licenses at US$1,500/year by end of 2026.
The company is developing enhanced Corporate+ and Premium+ plans priced between US$2,500-$3,500/year, featuring encrypted, AI-free voice and video conferencing. Sekur's platform addresses Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks, which according to IBM, cost businesses an average of US$4.89 million per attack.
The company targets high-value clients including HNWIs, C-level executives, and government officials, focusing on industries such as finance, real estate, law, and defense. Additionally, Sekur plans to issue 1,722,222 restricted shares at CA$0.09 per share to service providers.
Sekur Private Data (OTCQB:SWISF) has announced a strategic distribution partnership with RichTV.io to promote its Swiss-hosted privacy communications solutions. The partnership will focus on reaching crypto currency communities and privacy enthusiasts through educational videos and interviews.
The company's platform offers unique privacy features including no contact mining, no data mining, and no location mining. Additionally, Sekur plans to integrate crypto payment capabilities by December 2025. The company's solutions are exclusively hosted in Switzerland, benefiting from the country's strict Federal Act on Data Protection, which has been enforcing robust privacy standards since 1993.
Sekur Private Data (OTCQB:SWISF) has received management approval to accept cryptocurrencies as payment for its Swiss-hosted privacy communications solutions. The company will integrate with its existing SOC 2 certified payment processor, allowing crypto payments with fiat currency settlement, expected to complete by Q4 2025.
This strategic move responds to increased demand from the crypto community, amid rising cybersecurity threats. According to Chainanalysis, over $2.17 billion has been stolen from cryptocurrency services in 2025, with personal wallet compromises representing 23.35% of all stolen fund activity. Sekur's platform offers enhanced security features including SekurSend, 20 alias emails for individual plans, and a no-phone-number-required messenger service, all hosted in Switzerland under strict privacy laws.