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KikuSema GmbH has been recognized as a finalist in the Annual 2014 Golden Bridge Awards for its FABULAROSA AND THE FIVE NEW PROTOCOLS.

The coveted annual Golden Bridge Awards program (www.goldenbridgeawards.com) with active participation from a broad spectrum of industry voices, encompasses the world’s best in organizational performance, products and services, innovations, executives and management teams, women in business and the professions, case studies and successful deployments, public relations and marketing campaigns, product management, websites, blogs, white-papers, videos, advertisements, creativity, partner programs, and customer satisfaction programs from every major industry in the world.

YEAR AFTER YEAR!
Once again I was asked to give a corporate lecture in front of MBA students of the Hong Kong Baptist University at the Institute of Management Berlin
The topic was: THE SECURITY APP OF THE KIKUSEMA GMBH – A CASE STUDY.
This year about forty students have listened with great interest. Many photos have been taken and our app has been directly downloaded several times during the event.
Many questions were asked. A big issue was – How to protect my privacy efficiently?
I hope that my lecture is going to continue next year.

The Nordic IT Security Summit held in Stockholm on 6th November was a compact conference and exhibition day.
The topic was „Secure Your IT Infrastructure against NEX-GEN threats“.
About 250 participants took part in the wide range of presentations and visited the Expo.
Compared to the relative small market of only 25 million inhabitants in Scandinavia, this summit had an attractive size.
The whole day was very well organized and with the forums: Power Lunch, Roundtable Discussion and 7-minute TechTalk well structured.
There were enough possibilities for networking.
Highlights of the presentations were the live hacking demo of David Jacoby of the Kaspersky Lab team and
the detailed explanations of John Daniels on the topic: „How the NSA and GCHQ hacks the world and how it threatens Swedish companies and agencies“.
We were one of the exhibitors and made some contacts.
We hope to open up a new market.
Maybe we will come back to Stockholm next year.

The idea behind the Scrambled Secrets is not only locking the door of your safe by using a simple “True-False-authentication-mechanisms” but rather protecting your “values” themselves by encrypting. Your values or secrets could be money or important business data, technical spoken that are files, like textual information, images, videos or other software. The idea to scramble your secrets means to encrypt each value separately. That means not only encrypting the whole hard disk rather encrypting each file or each banknote in your „safe“.

FABULAROSA AND THE FIVE NEW PROTOCOLS
MARIESTAD (SWEDEN) – August 23, 2013 –
Kikusema AB (https://www.fabularosa.com ) announced today that the IT Security App FABULAROSA AND THE FIVE PROTOCOLS has been nominated as the one of
Top Five finalists for the Global Security Challenge 2013 in the pre-revenue category.
The Grand Final is taking place on 12th September at the Royal Holloway University of London.
The Global Security Challenge is the world’s leading security innovation competition, rewarding innovative startups and SMEs.
Founded in 2006, the GSC is the world’s preeminent security prize providing a unique opportunity for start-ups to interact with government, industry, academia, and investors.
We will have 6 minutes on stage to pitch your innovation; followed by a Q&A Session with the panel of judges.
We will accept and hope to win the challenge!

KikuSema GmbH for FabulaRosa and the Five New Protocols wins Info Security Products Guide 2013 Global Excellence Award
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RED Carpet – Info Security Products Guide 2013 Global Excellence Awards
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What a home match!
As one of the alumni of the Institute of Management Berlin I’ve presented our security app FabulaRosa in front of MBA students of the Hong Kong Baptist University.
The topic was:
HOW TO BECOME A WINNER WITHIN THE NET ECONOMY?
A CASE STUDY AND ANALYSE OF KEY SUCCESS FACTORS FOR INTRODUCING DIGITAL SERVICES GLOBALLY
The lecture was received with great interest and many remarkable questions were asked.
One of the discussed key success factors was the need for expanding in Asia as the key to a global strategy.
I hope that my lecture was the first step for making contacts and finding partners in Asia.

The Security Industry’s Coveted Excellence Award Winners and Finalists from all over the world were honored by Info Security Products Guide in San Francisco on February 27, 2013
Once again – We’ve carried home the winner’s trophy!!!
Info Security Products Guide, the industry’s leading information security research and advisory guide, has named FabulaRosa and the Five New Protocols a Gold winner of the 2013 Global Excellence Awards in the category “TOMORROW’S TECHNOLOGY TODAY”.
The security industry celebrated its 9th Annual 2013 Global Excellence Awards in San Francisco by honoring excellence in every facet of the industry including products, people behind the successes and best companies.
More than 50 judges from a broad spectrum of industry voices from around the world participated and their average scores determined the 2013 Global Excellence Awards Finalists and Winners. Winners were announced during the awards dinner and presentation on February 27, 2013 in San Francisco attended by the finalists, judges and industry peers.
Info Security Products Guide’s recognition of FabulaRosa and the Five New Protocols further validates our product as excellence-in-class and ahead of the curve.

We are proud to be recognized as an industry player by the Info Security Products Guide, the industry ’s leading information security research and advisory guide and
have been named a Finalist for the 2013 Global Excellence Awards in the category: TOMORROW ’S TECHNOLOGY TODAY.
These prestigious global awards recognize security and IT vendors with advanced, ground-breaking products and solutions that are helping set the bar higher for others in all areas of security and technologies.

We are looking forward making new contacts and maybe we can carry home a winner ’s trophy!

At a gala dinner that drew hundreds of government officials and industry executives to the Washington Convention Center on November 29, Government Security News announced the winners
— including KikuSema GmbH with its security app FabulaRosa– in 42 different categories in its 4th Annual Homeland Security Awards competition.
The winners were selected by a panel of objective judges, according to Jacob Goodwin, Editor-in-Chief of Government Security News.
The judges received an outstanding group of entries and have handed winners’ plaques to an exceptional group of companies and government agencies.
The Security App FabulaRosa is perfect for securing authentication and to keep up with the trend of the new touch-screen devices and Cloud Computing.
FabulaRosa is designed to create High Definition (HD) passwords within the range of a maximum length of 850 characters taken from the UTF16 character set, or a minimum length of 10 ASCII characters.
It creates many different passwords by applying only one image only existing in your mind.
The passwords are not stored at all; they are generated in the moment you draw the image on the screen.
Using universally understood concepts like colours, directions and patterns FabulaRosa is worldwide applicable. FabulaRosa provides you with passwords for ordinary logins as well as for high security applications.
Furthermore the entire authentication process is strengthened by the Five New Protocols.
Authentication by smart phones or tablets becomes essential for the user, both in private or public spaces, whether using trustworthy or untrustworthy devices.
The transfer of High Definition passwords and confidential information by QR code or NFC using a stealth mode represents a paradigm shift in the authentication process.
FabulaRosa is worldwide applicable, in fact everywhere where passwords or pass codes are used. It has the potential to become the common pattern login for operation systems, for business customer and privileged identities.