British Firm to Unveil New Encryption Technology | Internet News

British Firm to Unveil New Encryption Technology

Written By
Paul Nicholls
Paul Nicholls
Mar 11, 1998
1 minute read

Indicii Salus, a British research and
development company, said it will soon launch an e-commerce security
application called Xenophon.


The company, funded by venture capital group 3i Group Plc, said it plans to
introduce the new encryption technology between April and June.


London-based Indicii said it is aiming for the European, U.S., and Asian
markets by teaming up with a thus far undisclosed information technology (IT)
vendor, according to Reuters.


Chief executive Paran Chandrasekaran was quoted as saying that a number of
parties were also interested in licensing or buying the technology.


“It’s more a bespoke solution for corporations who are trying to develop a
public infrastructure,” Chandrasekaran said.


The product will be offered at an expected retail price of between 80-90
pounds for the consumer version and 120-160 pounds for the more sophisticated
corporate version.

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