Sekur Private Data Ltd. (CSE: SKUR) (OTCQB: SWISF) (FRA: GDT0) Introduces New Solutions to Benefit SMBs Against Business Email Attacks

• Sekur launched new solutions to benefit small to mid-sized businesses in the United States due to increased cyberattacks and business email compromise (“BEC”) attacks during the presidential election year
• Sekur SMB Privacy and Security solutions are equipped with countermeasures against BEC, including privacy communications solutions
• Sekur also released SekurRelay as part of its Sekur Enterprise solution, addressing a common hurdle for large corporations and government agencies in adopting SekurMail

Sekur Private Data (CSE: SKUR) (OTCQB: SWISF) (FRA: GDT0), a cybersecurity and internet privacy provider of Swiss-hosted solutions for secure and private communications, recently announced the launch of new solutions to benefit small to mid-sized businesses in the United States due to the increase of cyberattacks and business email compromise (“BEC”) attacks during the presidential election year. Sekur SMB Privacy and Security solutions are equipped with countermeasures against BEC, including privacy communications solutions (https://ibn.fm/bfDMD).

Sekur has expanded its marketing efforts for SMB solutions in the USA, utilizing online channels initially and planning to roll out channel marketing programs soon. This initiative aims to introduce Sekur’s anti-BEC attack solutions to small businesses nationwide. The strategy has gradually increased the average revenue per user (“ARPU”) by up to 40%, with the current monthly ARPU at approximately $9.

Sekur has consistently raised its prices, including a recent increase in the monthly fee for BEC protection email for consumers from $7 to $10. As a result, the popular consumer solutions, SekurVPN and SekurMail, are now priced at $9 and $10 per month, respectively, pushing the ARPU for consumers beyond $10 per month, as half of the users subscribe to more than one solution.

The SMB solutions, priced 50% higher than consumer offerings for SekurMail, offer additional features such as mass user onboarding for all business plans and communication archiving for SekurMessaging. The bundled SMB package costs $31 per month, compared to the $22 per month for consumer bundles. The SMB solutions target specific sectors affected by significant cyber breaches, such as the recent Mr. Cooper hack in the real estate mortgage industry. In 2021, the FBI reported 20,000 BEC attacks in the USA alone.

Sekur recently unveiled SekurRelay as part of its Sekur Enterprise solution, addressing a common hurdle for large corporations and government agencies in adopting SekurMail. SekurRelay allows corporate executives and management to divide their company email domain, enabling them to utilize SekurMail’s privacy and security features without migrating the entire workforce. This “Inbound Relay” feature ensures that C-level and management emails are protected from BEC attacks while employees continue using their existing email hosting providers. Additionally, SekurRelay filters all employee emails through its security measures, regardless of whether they use SekurRelay.

This solution caters to enterprises and government upper-level employees seeking enhanced email security without the cost and complexity of migrating thousands of emails. SekurRelay is bundled with Sekur Enterprise email accounts for $25 per month or $275 per year, with a minimum of 10 users per Enterprise account. Each SekurMail account includes 250GB of redundant storage.

By offering seamless integration with existing IT infrastructure and no migration costs, SekurRelay aims to simplify sales to larger businesses, enterprises, and government entities, providing comprehensive protection against data mining, email phishing, and BEC attacks.

Alain Ghiai, CEO of Sekur, said, there is a dramatic increase in cyber-attacks in the USA due to the global conflicts at the present time, and due to the current presidential election campaign for the November 2024 presidential elections. “Having our SMBs protected from BEC attacks is a prime directive, and we are very happy to be able to offer this protection with our SekurSend/SekurReply easy-to-use feature and technology,” he said. “We are also working on improving both the Sekurmail and SekurMessenger applications to increase load speeds and add more features, and we have just launched a new web version of SekurMessenger for SMBs.”

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.SekurPrivateData.com or the company’s product site at www.Sekur.com.

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