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FMA Intel-Secure: SabreWall NG100 SACS (Secure Access Control Server)
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You can buy our industry software trough authorized clients & partners or by contacting our service desk.
Kind Regards,
Nico@FMA
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Thx, I had already looked at your website and the autorized partners is still a white space on your website. So now I am confused (your answer that I can get it at your partner). I am probably looking at the wrong website, could you post a link to the correct website?
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"Do you like our products? And do you want to support us? Then donate today so we can make more FREE apps for you." - maybe you left this there by accident, I don't see any free product downloads on the website. And all the 'BUY & DOWNLOAD' buttons are broken it seems.
Nice updates though, looking forward for a home version of EYE AM (unless it will be Enterprise-only of course)!
Nice updates though, looking forward for a home version of EYE AM (unless it will be Enterprise-only of course)!
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"Do you like our products? And do you want to support us? Then donate today so we can make more FREE apps for you." - maybe you left this there by accident, I don't see any free product downloads on the website. And all the 'BUY & DOWNLOAD' buttons are broken it seems.
Nice updates though, looking forward for a home version of EYE AM (unless it will be Enterprise-only of course)!
Nope you are right the donate button kinda sticks out considering all the premium stuff.
Yet to existing clients (Who have access to a client & member back end part) there is a whole range of free products which are made out of goodwill rather then a commercial reason.
That being said our website has been far from stellar this past year, lots of issues and problems with integrating other parts.
But as i did lay out in a older post 2016 is THE year and since its almost 2017 it means it will be there soon enough.
And no the download buttons are not broken, it is just that we did not add the actual download system to it because again we have issues with it. Some time ago we bought a custom made script that allows downloads of our programs and a purchase options, with help desk and all that stuff. Basically a shop, support, community and licence center in one yet again but since there have been some serious changes to AJAX, Ruby on Nails and PHP the script has to be virtually rewritten and that is being done as we speak.
Some here on MT who are following my products can tell you that 2015 was a fantastic year for us, 2016 on the other hand was a year of extremes where we did have seriously glory moments but also some serious setbacks.
Its just the nature of building a company, expanding and perfecting things nothing goes as planned and even the most simple actions can blow up in your face for no reason yet on the flip side sometimes you start something so outrageous and it works just like that no fuzz.
So really it is a roller-coaster ride from hell with heavenly moments in it lol.
Kind Regards,
Nico
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As i said:
Your are not a industry ("MKB" Midden en kleine bedrijf = Dutch for small and medium business) client right?
In your case as private person you should contact our service desk.
Regarding to the partners on our website the only one showing is HexCrypt which is a sub of FMA Intel-Secure.
The reason why we do not display our clients on our website is because a whole range of reasons, and 1 of them is that there are people on Wilders forum and some other forums that like to call, mail and harass our clients with e-tears, drama and such.
One of the biggest clients we have happens to be a "gov" owned company & institution, why am i saying this? You could probably imagine that i kinda want to avoid some numb-nuts trying a troll campaign on them. And since it happened twice in the past we took all clients, partners and other companies of our site. Its a shitty thing and it does not look good or professional , but as i said some pony type of troll people like to play with others future and hard work, they want to review our products you know how? By using third-party software to break open our applications and "test" them. This also did happen several times to us. Hence why i personally have been halting the releases of our home versions for months now. People have no interest in the actual software we make, they just want ammunition for their trolling campaign.
Our (home) software will be ready when its ready.
Some of you might understand this, some of you might not... tough.
I am not going to put up my hard work and that of my team, out there when so much depend on it. And the funny part is our brand and products start to become a household name here in the Netherlands and EU.
One might say: How? Do you do that with a crappy website and no software to download and test?
Well that is very easy, the bulk of for example Symantec Corp sales does not come from their website & shop, or marketing or any online source.
It is because authorized companies send security specialists to other companies to advise them which way to go and have a portfolio with a whole range of security companies they can recommend or put forward.
The same thing goes for my company, we deliver software to over 200+ companies trough the EU and a handful outside the EU.
85% of all my business in the past 2 years comes from direct contact only (Either directly or either trough a partner network)
So for all i care i do not actually need the website (or the other sites we own) and on top of that since 2 weeks ago my company actually hit a historical sales mark proving exactly what i just said. On top of that we have currently little over 40 people on our payroll working long days to provide a solid service to our clients and i personally do not have the luxury to trow that away just of because some pony e-tears by some 16 year old with "YEARS and DECADES" of experiences and being fully home in the security industry. <facepalm>
Anyway before its 2017 everything on my site will work, all the software (for home) will be ready and polished.
But to get back to your question just contact our service desk and i am sure you will be able to work things out.
Kind Regards,
Nico
How is progress, any details on the Home Anti-Malware/Internet Security?
Ohh.. I thought the project is dead.How is progress, any details on the Home Anti-Malware/Internet Security?
I cannot find the download button, on their website , it directs me to main page again.
FMA Intel-Secure | Cyber Security & Anti-malware Solutions.
I'm confused because I found these three threads before: CBAD Cloud Antimalware 2014, FMA Intel-Secure CBAD Cloud Antimalware 2014 (BETA 2 FREE Version) and FMA Intel-Secure: EYE (Formerly CBAD) Antimalware...
Check the date on the first one, it's 2014. Then the last one is 2015 (March). But it can't be dead because Nico said the other day about before 2017... So this project has been in development for 2+ years?
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I'm confused because I found these three threads before: CBAD Cloud Antimalware 2014, FMA Intel-Secure CBAD Cloud Antimalware 2014 (BETA 2 FREE Version) and FMA Intel-Secure: EYE (Formerly CBAD) Antimalware...
Check the date on the first one, it's 2014. Then the last one is 2015 (March). But it can't be dead because Nico said the other day about before 2017... So this project has been in development for 2+ years?
Actually yes the project has taken a good amount of time (2+ years), BUT there are other projects running simultaneously.
We did have some early versions online for testing and to please the: I want to test your software type of guys.
First we did have a concept, secondly we did have a "try" version and now we will have the final version.
Trying to make a good product is taking time, add a handful of unexpected setbacks, add some third party effects to your timeline and you will NOT make it on time. But i like it this way slow is good...
Cheers
I wonder if we'll end up in 2019 or 2020 wondering when the release will finally arrive!It is like Comodo's way
I think 2 years is fairly enough for FMA Security..You already had great scanner I remember.
Yeah for Comodo we can discuss it on other threadsI wonder if we'll end up in 2019 or 2020 wondering when the release will finally arrive!
But BuketB promised there will be a new release in December which will be a beta for CIS 10.I hope FMA can create a good product which has one of the best detection ratio and less false positives.
@Wave don't mess with Comodo again..they are developing but slowly lol
Trust me looking at the past info I've read on these FMA Intel-Secure threads I think it's safe to say that the product will be top-of-the-range and will likely surpass many vendors in the public testings. Nico already said in the past he passed the minimum in the industry. If you go and read through the entirety of the old threads you'll find lots of info about the embedded technology such as hyper-visor utilisation, very interesting readYeah for Comodo we can discuss it on other threads
I hope FMA can create a good product which has one of the best detection ratio and less false positives.
@Wave don't mess with Comodo again..they are developing but slowly lol
and you are right about Comodo haha
Nah, I definitely think it's 100% real... I mean with the state-of-the art cutting edge broken website and the countless years of promising but more excuses for product release delay, most likely everyone is lining up behind their computer screens to get a glimpse of this new magic product which will completely revolutionise the security industry.Comodo never put a break-up for development
About FMA, I just saw promises but nothing in real..without a product I can also give promises to you for "uber duper visor detection" techniques
I'm counting on it, this time in 2 months the Home version will be out there and it'll have the best zero-day behavioural components for sure... I mean last year back in 2015 (March) it was apparently in the 'final stages of testing' and it was said that they will 'release it soon' [check https://malwaretips.com/threads/fma-intel-secure-eye-formerly-cbad-antimalware.44231/] and it is definitely a different story this time.
(check the uploaded attachment):
Look at that master-piece, I'm sure the new version will wipe Kaspersky, ESET, Emsisoft, Avira, Avast, Qihoo and Comodo off the market without problems.
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Guys thanks for the support and the kind words, but i would like to say a few things here.
FMA Intel-Secure and its track record as a company has been stellar, and seriously impressive thanks to the huge effort of everyone involved.
We went from a 3 man show to a 30+ man show and that on its own is a pretty big thing.
Next to that we are rolling out our services in 14 nations and we are busy to establish a permanent office in the US and in Tokyo (Japan)
As most of you know the US market is hard to enter from a EU starting point since there is so much paperwork.
On a development level things have been less stellar, its pretty simple to say that i personally made enough rookie mistakes and also got screwed over a bunch of times which in all fairness did not help my projects one bit.
Things are moving slow, but they are moving. I have pretty much developed old age symptoms and lots of grey hair over the past 2 years, just the stress level alone to get everything done. A year ago we decided to put "home" oriented software completely on a back burner to be able to focus on the industry demands and services (thats a polite lie since we where just overwhelmed lol). This did allow us to generate a steady cash flow and that in turn did allow us to hire people, and increase our knowledge and skill portfolio. Focusing on the industry & enterprise market was by far the best call we have made so far.
it did enable us as a company to do the things we where hoping to do but frankly speaking we sort of failed due to lack of funds and all the hardships a fresh company has to endure.
And again i made enough boo boo's, myself. So laugh all you want and your are as much as i hate to say it right, the website looks like #####, the early time frames have been stretched to a point that it becomes wishful thinking and there are at least another 100 reasons why my company and its history would suck. However when you are done laughing remember that we did come a very long way and that while the wheels are moving they are moving slow and steady. Now with the cash flow being steady and all the other changes we have made and the addition of Knowledge and skill (Among a whole range of other needs) we are no more or no less for that matter as any other software company.
There are enough people around who have their own idea's about my company and everything that goes on, but while i understand the moral behind it the only thing i can say time will tell and time is on my side.
You know why? Not because we are so good at what we do... since being good at what you do does not pay the bills, money does however.
And its exactly that which has been our biggest catalyst to speed up things and finally get things done the right way.
So our software will be ready and it will be effective, The question if you are going to like our software is not a question about how much technology we did add to it, or how many features there are but its going to be a question of personal taste as on a technical level it meets all the common industry standards and then sum lol)
This last thing is something i could not have hoped for 1+ year ago, so then you got a idea how far we have come.
Regards
Nico
FMA Intel-Secure and its track record as a company has been stellar, and seriously impressive thanks to the huge effort of everyone involved.
We went from a 3 man show to a 30+ man show and that on its own is a pretty big thing.
Next to that we are rolling out our services in 14 nations and we are busy to establish a permanent office in the US and in Tokyo (Japan)
As most of you know the US market is hard to enter from a EU starting point since there is so much paperwork.
On a development level things have been less stellar, its pretty simple to say that i personally made enough rookie mistakes and also got screwed over a bunch of times which in all fairness did not help my projects one bit.
Things are moving slow, but they are moving. I have pretty much developed old age symptoms and lots of grey hair over the past 2 years, just the stress level alone to get everything done. A year ago we decided to put "home" oriented software completely on a back burner to be able to focus on the industry demands and services (thats a polite lie since we where just overwhelmed lol). This did allow us to generate a steady cash flow and that in turn did allow us to hire people, and increase our knowledge and skill portfolio. Focusing on the industry & enterprise market was by far the best call we have made so far.
it did enable us as a company to do the things we where hoping to do but frankly speaking we sort of failed due to lack of funds and all the hardships a fresh company has to endure.
And again i made enough boo boo's, myself. So laugh all you want and your are as much as i hate to say it right, the website looks like #####, the early time frames have been stretched to a point that it becomes wishful thinking and there are at least another 100 reasons why my company and its history would suck. However when you are done laughing remember that we did come a very long way and that while the wheels are moving they are moving slow and steady. Now with the cash flow being steady and all the other changes we have made and the addition of Knowledge and skill (Among a whole range of other needs) we are no more or no less for that matter as any other software company.
There are enough people around who have their own idea's about my company and everything that goes on, but while i understand the moral behind it the only thing i can say time will tell and time is on my side.
You know why? Not because we are so good at what we do... since being good at what you do does not pay the bills, money does however.
And its exactly that which has been our biggest catalyst to speed up things and finally get things done the right way.
So our software will be ready and it will be effective, The question if you are going to like our software is not a question about how much technology we did add to it, or how many features there are but its going to be a question of personal taste as on a technical level it meets all the common industry standards and then sum lol)
This last thing is something i could not have hoped for 1+ year ago, so then you got a idea how far we have come.
Regards
Nico
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Nah, I definitely think it's 100% real... I mean with the state-of-the art cutting edge broken website and the countless years of promising but more excuses for product release delay, most likely everyone is lining up behind their computer screens to get a glimpse of this new magic product which will completely revolutionise the security industry.
I'm counting on it, this time in 2 months the Home version will be out there and it'll have the best zero-day behavioural components for sure... I mean last year back in 2015 (March) it was apparently in the 'final stages of testing' and it was said that they will 'release it soon' [check https://malwaretips.com/threads/fma-intel-secure-eye-formerly-cbad-antimalware.44231/] and it is definitely a different story this time.
(check the uploaded attachment):
Look at that master-piece, I'm sure the new version will wipe Kaspersky, ESET, Emsisoft, Avira, Avast, Qihoo and Comodo off the market without problems.
Uhhm that CBAD picture is passe and so outdated. We kinda moved way, WAY, WAAAAAAY past that. Lol.
Back then we did not have a graphical designer who can make slick and pretty UI's.
Now we do lol.
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