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large contract is coming very soon,
Dark trace Mcap is £3.4Billion on Revenue of £276M (that's 13X the revenue)
ECSC Mcap £6m, revenue £6.4m,Mcap not even not even 1 X the revenue
had #ECSC had similar PE to Dark trace the Sp would have been 500p (£60m Mcap)
most likely ECSC will do 10 bags from current position.
Dark trace Mcap is £3.4Billion on Revenue of £276M (that's 13X and the revenue)
ECSC Mcap £6m, revenue £6.4m,Mcap not even not even 1 X the revenue
had #ECSC had similar PE to Dark trace the Sp would have been 500p (£60m Mcap)
most likely ECSC will do 10 bags from current position.
what is fascinating about these two cyber security companies is that both do similar thing like
-Manage, Detect, Response MDR,
AI Artificial intelligence
-Cybersecurity
-Deal with threats before it gets through
However one of big difference is
Dark trace Mcap is £3.4Billion
ECSC Mcap £6m
more research to follow....
Solid buying activity all day...interesting...this could easily pop to double
Post from LINKEDIN this morning.
they have 2730 followers, which is impressive.
Ransomware will continue to be a massive threat to businesses in 2022 having grown exponentially in recent years. Organisations are seeing a record number of attacks and paying out bigger ransoms than ever before. A large part of the reason for the continued threat is the seemingly immune status that these types of hackers are currently receiving from certain countries on the basis that no activity is taken against these country's own organisations.
In some cases, systems and networks can be compromised and unnoticed within networks and systems for days, weeks, months and even years, until the hacker decides to sell access to Ransomware groups, frequently reported by the ECSC Incident Response Team.
The most common form of Ransomware that we, at ECSC, support our clients with is Ransomware as a Service (RaaS).
RaaS is a by-product of threat actors who utilise Ransomware frameworks in order to behave like a traditional organisation by extorting other companies.
LinkedIn had post today, company looks really active on LinkedIn.
They also Had webinar today.
so lots going for ECSC.
www.ecsc.co.uk looks impressive for what they do.
we could get a massive news out the blue.
:-) Yes, what is happening! This was a bit more than £2 it was £5 at one time when NHS got hit by a cyber attack. I put some money in, in 2018, and left it there hoping one day something would happen. Still 57% down so maybe I should get a few more just in case. I've always felt it's a Forgotten and unloved company trying hard to compete in a hard sector is this their time?
Yes very unusual pattern for this stock which has been ignored by the market for ages. Used to be over well over 200p and has quietly progressed well in the exciting cyber security sector. Could be good upside here. I have just got back in following being on the sidelines for three years.
sudden volume, and looking like some background buyers mopping up these cheap shares.
look out for delayed trade prints.
maybe news coming
Mcap £5N
Revenue £6M
this could be another #OSI style rise.
oversold
We are delighted to report growth across both our MDR and Assurance divisions, which is a testament to the continued efforts and expertise of the team.
"We are also pleased to have secured the new loan which will assist us in pursuing our growth plans.
"Cyber security continues to be a key priority for all businesses, with most now recognising the importance in investing in key solutions in order to avoid costly breaches and disruptive down time."
ECSC Group plc (AIM: ECSC), the provider of cyber security services, is pleased to announce that it has received the 'Outsourcing Company of the Year' award at this year's National Technology Awards, held in London on 29 September 2021.
Dear all, please find attached a link to a video interview with Ian Mann, CEO at ECSC. This focuses on plans to grow the business internationally, organic growth, current trading and half year numbers. See the interview here: https://youtu.be/F6NGEG325Vc
Nice move up today.
Must have had a write-up to, or suchlike?
I've jumped in on this company today. Small amount for now.
Feels like they have streamlined their ops and have positioned themselves for growth over the next few years.
https://twitter.com/ShareTalkNews/status/1381625865403006976?s=20
Agreed, i`m happy with progress and had another top up.
Highlights
· Managed Detection and Response (MDR) recurring revenue growth of 22% to £2.42m (2019: £1.98m)
· MDR revenue up 6% to £2.73m (2019: £2.59m)
· Adjusted EBITDA* profit £0.4m (2019: break-even)
The recurring revenue is the important piece here for me...
Moving spread about now, looking for shares before tomorrows results. Had a small top up yesterday.
The spread is ridiculous.
If the spread drops i will be in for more before 24th, that`s for sure.
You are right, a spread like this marks you down substantially immediately on buying. That said, the results and presentation towards the end of the month should hopefully provide a impetus to the price and recovery.
The director has confidence and keeps dipping his toe and had plenty of skin in the game.
Good luck
Hi all,
An investor overview of ECSC has just been posted on Five Minute Pitch TV. Lot's of good tech co's on this channel (Bango, iomart etc) & please subscribe for updates.
https://www.youtube.com/c/FiveMinutePitchTV/videos