Sekur Private Data Ltd. (CSE: SKUR | OTCQB: SWISF | FRA: GDT0), a Swiss-hosted defense communications and cybersecurity company, has released a CEO letter to shareholders outlining its strategic repositioning toward government, defense, and intelligence clients over the past six months. The update covers a planned commercial launch of its integrated SekurOne platform in October 2026, two capital raises totalling up to US$2,605,560, and eight high-profile advisory and leadership appointments. Investors may be watching closely as the company transitions away from its legacy consumer subscriber base toward higher-value premium accounts.

Key Points

  • Sekur Private Data Ltd. (CSE: SKUR | OTCQB: SWISF)
  • CEO letter details completed pivot to defense, intelligence, and government markets, with SekurOne commercial launch targeted for the first week of October 2026 at US$300 per month
  • January non-brokered placement closed at US$1,205,560; a second placement of up to US$1,400,000 at US$0.07 per unit remains open, with expected close before mid-December 2026
  • Management estimates approximately 200 SekurOne subscribers — roughly US$60,000 in gross monthly recurring revenue — would bring the company to profitability

SekurOne Platform Readied for Commercial Launch After First Encrypted Calls

The company's integrated SekurOne platform — combining encrypted voice, video, email, messaging, and VPN on its proprietary HeliX architecture — completed its first domestic and international encrypted calls in 2026. Paid beta clients are being onboarded from mid-September, with commercial launch on iOS and web targeted for the first week of October at US$300 per month. Android is to follow in the first week of November, with conferencing and video capabilities scheduled to complete the platform by the end of December 2026. The company states the platform was built entirely on its own architecture rather than licensed third-party components.

Eight Defense and Intelligence Appointments Strengthen Sekur's Government Sales Network

Over four months in 2026, Sekur announced eight advisory and leadership appointments drawn from U.S. defense and intelligence backgrounds. Notable additions include Lt. Gen. Raymond Palumbo (Ret.) as Chairman of the Strategic Advisory Board, John T. Lewis — a 34-year CIA Senior Intelligence Service veteran — as Chief Technology Officer, and Annette L. Redmond, a 40-year intelligence and State Department career professional. The company also listed its portfolio on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule through i3ICS (Contract 47QTCA18D0089) in February and signed a defense distribution agreement with Elyon International in May.

Revenue Transition Under Way as Legacy Subscribers Replaced by Premium Accounts

The release states average revenue per user rose 25% month over month in July as premium subscribers replaced lower-priced legacy accounts. The company acknowledges total revenue has declined during the transition because legacy subscribers are being shed faster than premium ones are being added, describing this as the expected shape of such a shift. Management indicated it expects revenues to increase as SekurOne licences begin selling in Q4 2026. The immediate share price impact was not clear from available public information.

Africa Division Pursues Angola Partnership Amid Regional Cybersecurity Demand

Sekur's Africa division is pursuing a possible nationwide exclusive partnership in Angola following a July cyberattack on Unitel — Angola's largest operator — that disrupted service for 23 days across more than 21 million subscribers. The company's Africa Director of Operations is in Angola, with a public announcement on the outcome expected by the end of September 2026. In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the company reports receiving a positive recommendation from a government security body and is awaiting official confirmation before opening commercial discussions.