ACCESS Newswire
14 Sep 2023, 18:49 GMT+10
FAIRFAX, VA / ACCESSWIRE / September 14, 2023 / Visium Technologies, Inc. ('Visium' or the 'Company') (OTC PINK:VISM), a leading global cybersecurity, data analytics, and advisory enterprise, announced today that the Company has repaid and satisfied in full $44,250 that had been owed to a noteholder pursuant to a variable rate convertible note. The note was initially issued in March 2023, and was retired with an advance to the Company from its board of directors.
Mark Lucky, the Chief Executive Officer of Visium, expressed, 'The decision to retire the convertible note, which had the potential to dilute our equity, was made by the board of directors based on non-public information. We intend to settle the board's advance with cash generated from the forthcoming contract revenues.'
Mr. Lucky continued, 'Our primary focus at this juncture is to solidify and expand our service offerings as we prepare to close new contracts in the coming weeks. We remain committed to closely collaborating with our partners to ensure the delivery of world class solutions in West Africa and the Caribbean'
About Visium Technologies, Inc.
Visium Technologies (OTC PINK:VISM) is a cyber security solutions provider that uses graph database technology to deliver an analytics-driven, risk-based approach to cybersecurity that provides context to data so that users can make intelligent decisions in real time. Built for US Army Cyber Command by MITRE Corporation (CyGraph), and then further developed by Visium, our world class TruContextTM technology provides visualization, advanced cyber monitoring intelligence, data modeling, analytics, and automation to help reduce risk, simplify cyber security, and deliver better security outcomes. TruContextTM plugs the gaps left by other security tools.
For more information please visit www.visiumtechnologies.com and our YouTube Channel.
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