Validian Provides Update on the Commercial Roll Out of Its

Disruptive Top-Down Next Generation Cyber Security



Google Android Mobile Platform Launch Still On Target for Q3



Ottawa, June 4, 2014 - Validian Corp. (OTCQB: VLDI), first-to-market with next

generation cyber security technology that provides secure access of critical applications

and secure access, transfer and storage of digital information on wired, wireless and

mobile networks over the Internet, today is pleased to provide an update on the

development and commercial roll out its core, disruptive top-down cyber security

technology platform, ValidianProtect. The current version 2.1 has been completed,

including all features and capabilities for non-mobile and web applications.



Recently, Validian has completed the debugging of bugs in ValidianProtect identified by

Channel Partners during usage following a series of installations made by Validian in Q4

2013 and Q1 2014. Validian is now upgrading each of these existing installations with the

mutual objective of commencing the integration of ValidianProtect into their applications.

Furthermore, Validian's Channel Partner for some major companies, organizations and

certain countries in the Defense and Public Safety sectors is now continuing the

integration of ValidianProtect into the first of its key applications that are deployed in

these sectors.



Moreover, Validian has completed the development and testing of its first 3 phases for the

migration of ValidianProtect to mobile platforms, initially for Google Android. Validian has

already commenced the development of the final phase, which means Validian is still on

target to launch ValidianProtect version 3.0 for mobile on Google Android in Q3 2014

followed thereafter on Mac iOS.



Bruce Benn, Validian President and CEO, commented, “We are very pleased to be

making steady progress in installations, integrations into commercial applications and

completion to mobile platforms, which will generate installed endpoints that not only

generate revenue but also are the basis for transitioning from a pure cyber security

technology play to an "endpoint" play where M&A valuations increase significantly."