Have you read the release, should explain it here, this is off...

Have you read the release, should explain it here, this is off of the Senetas website.

Senetas Granted Patent for Network Encryptor
MELBOURNE July 28, 2009 – Senetas Corporation Limited (ASX:SEN)
announced today that it has been granted an Australian Patent for its multiprotocol
network encryption system.
The successful Patent, applied for in January 2005 through its wholly-owned subsidiary
CTAM USA Inc., was granted by IP Australia (Patent registration: 2005213327) for a
period of 20 years from application.
Senetas CEO, John DuBois said: “We are very pleased to have been awarded this
comprehensive patent in recognition of Senetas’ innovative engineering culture. The
granting of the patent only further reinforces the world-class standing of our high speed
network encryption platform, CypherNet.”
He said the platform secured all major network protocols from low speed IPSec and
ATM to high speed SONET and 10 Gbps Ethernet. CypherNet is sold directly and
through reseller channels in more than 35 countries.
The Senetas multiprotocol network encryptor is listed on the Australian Defence
Department’s Evaluated Products List - the only EPL-listed encryptor accredited to the
two major global standards: Common Criteria (EAL) and the US-recognised FIPS –
and is approved for sale to Australia’s Government departments and agencies, as well
as allied governments.
Since the Patent application Senetas has invested further in boosting the speed of the
encryption platform, as well as developing: a Fibre channel encryptor securing data in
motion between Storage Area Networks; the world’s first hybrid quantum encryptor
using the laws of quantum physics to enhance the security of communications over
optical fibre networks; and CypherStream a new low cost small footprint encryptor
capable of running customised algorithms, a requirement of some foreign governments.