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alrite mr berry, i just can't belive the market hasnt gone for this yet
CYBA at least had a bit more in the know than NARF. I cant see people looking around for NARF on rnss
they failed to state contract size.
Not quite sure if people have actually read the latest news
Cannot belie we are here after that news!!!
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It can't be a trial otherwise it would have said trial.
draft, does not tell you how much the contract is worth. May be a trial run.
energy security - thats a big thing, why the hell is the market not coming for this in droves
- Early indications show the Total Addressable Market ("TAM") for gas for TIGR could be bigger than the electric grid.
- TAM just for electric grid for TIGR being approximately $8 billion.
id suspect its a sizeable deal because the rns has not called this a TRIAL.
this is not good cuz if they just keep doing rnss with no contract size this is just going to sit here
This first contract win with an S&P 200 US multi-state natural gas utility is a testament to the quality of our offering, the skillset of our team, and market opportunity available, and we are confident this is the first of a number of near term US utility provider contract opportunities for us, which will in time give a clear visibility to long term recurring revenue. I look forward to being able to provide regular updates to our shareholders."
NEAR TERM he says. hmmmm. problem is they are going to have announce contract sizes or we are going be waiting forever for the share price to go up
Early market focus for TIGR was with electric grid utilities and support agencies, evidenced by the fact that current ongoing contract discussions are predominantly with electrical grid utilities and the Department of Defence, but the appetite of this gas utility company has resulted in it being the first customer to sign. The contract has potential add-ons as the roll-out develops.
evidenced by the fact that current ongoing contract discussions are predominantly with electrical grid utilities and the Department of Defence
so there is more news coming and hopefully more contracts, but todays rns did not move the dial up enough
After the wrap-up of the DARPA RADICS project, I have pushed harder for better embedded security protections (host, malware, etc.), forensic capabilities and visibility (not just logging) for all critical infrastructure embedded systems.
As IHaaS develops, we need accessible ways to take malware forensic samples on these embedded systems without losing key memory and other IOCs.
Michael Locasto, Narf Industries and I are teaming up to deliver a commercial forensics platform that could be used with any critical infrastructure OEM or vendor producing embedded systems. Having this capability ready and deployed will help us map and track the maturity of embedded system attacks.
Follow NARF for more details and updates.
#combatIHaaS #betterembdsysec #dogoodsec
oh dear, these guys are going to do better than this, if thats all we could manage on that rns
large US multi-state Natural Gas Distributor listed on the S&P 200.
who could it be?? tbh given its listed this could be a huge client
Cyba plc Signs A Contract with Its First Customer for Its TIGR Suite of Products
07/25/2022 | 02:00am EDT
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Cyba plc's 100% owned subsidiary Narf Industries LLC ("NARF") has signed a contract with its first customer for its TIGR suite of products. The customer is a large US multi-state Natural Gas Distributor listed on the S&P 200. This contract win opens the TIGR products to a new market, Oil & Gas Distribution. Early market focus for TIGR was with electric grid utilities and support agencies, evidenced by the fact that current ongoing contract discussions are predominantly with electrical grid utilities and the Department of Defence, but the appetite of this gas utility company has resulted in it being the first customer to sign. The contract has potential add-ons as the roll-out develops.
problem is they have failed to mention the size of the contract in the rns
a good market this would have easily hit 4/5p
need to make a market here, still below the 2p raise, dunno why the market is not jumping on this
- cyber attacks
- critical infrastructure
Cyba plc's 100% owned subsidiary Narf Industries LLC ("NARF") has signed a contract with its first customer for its TIGR suite of products. The customer is a large US multi-state Natural Gas Distributor listed on the S&P 200.