Archtis finally does it.Aussie ASX listed company scores major...

Archtis finally does it.

Aussie ASX listed company scores major win with US DoD prime contractor.





Seems it can be done.

Here's a stock I have been following for at least 5 years.

They've been trying to kick a goal sine I first met them in late 2019.
Speaking to them back then they thought they were 6 months away from a major project win.

Core product is a highly secure cloud based collaboration toolkit to allow teams to work in an Office 365 / TEAMS type environment in a fully encrypted highly secure way with a neat permissions/access framework down to the paragraph level.

NC Protect is ArchTIS’s flagship data-centric security platform that brings dynamic, attribute-based access control (ABAC) and real-time protection to unstructured data (files, email, SharePoint, etc.). Key capabilities include:

Dynamic Access & Usage Policies:
NC Protect continuously evaluates user attributes (e.g. role, device, network) and data attributes (e.g. classification labels, content) to adjust access rights and usage controls—such as read-only modes, watermarks or encryption—in real time.

Broad Integration Footprint: It plugs into Microsoft 365 (SharePoint Online, Office, Exchange), on-premises SharePoint/File Shares, Nutanix Files, NetApp ONTAP and other collaboration tools, enforcing a single policy layer across cloud, on-prem and hybrid environments.

Automated Discovery & Classification: Built-in discovery engines scan repositories to classify sensitive information according to taxonomy, then applies protection policies consistently wherever that data lives.

Zero-Trust Data Layer: By combining ABAC with context-aware rules, NC Protect enforces “least privilege” at the file level—only the right user can access the right file, under the right conditions—helping meet NIST, CMMC and other compliance standards.

In short, NC Protect transforms static file permissions into a dynamic, policy-driven security fabric that secures sensitive information throughout its entire lifecycle.

There is hope for Aussie Tech.

***