Validian Provides Update on Migration of its Cyber Security Technology to Mobile Platforms

Company on target to complete development this month

Ottawa, September 10, 2014 - Validian Corp. (OTCQB: VLDI), the leader in cyber security

technology that provides secure access, transfer and storage of digital information on

wired, wireless and mobile networks over the Internet, today is pleased to announce that

Validian-enabled Google Android mobile devices now have the ability to communicate

securely on a peer-to-peer basis with each other, as well as with non-mobile devices,

including desktop and laptop computers and servers. This milestone was the last item of

technological risk that Validian needed to solve to complete the migration of its

ValidianProtect technology to mobile platforms this month.

Validian has the only technology that secures peer-to-peer transmissions and has now

extended this capability to mobile devices. This has opened up a significant number of

opportunities, wherein Validian already is in discussions with its channel partners to

develop the following Validian-enabled, and thus secure:

 social chat apps;

 mobile file transfer apps; and

 mobile mail

Validian plans to deliver the first of these Validian-enabled mobile apps in Q4 2014, which

will be both an example and testimonial to Validian's capabilities, as well as generate a

large number of revenue generating endpoints for the Company. Validian will then launch

its mobile cyber security technology to approximately 250,000 independent mobile

application developers, providing them with the ability to develop secure mobile apps and

to do so rapidly, for the first time.

Validian President and CEO, Bruce Benn, commented, “With more than 1.75 billion mobile

end users in the world today, each Validian-enabled mobile app provides us with the

opportunity to generate a significant number of endpoints within 6 months of its release.

This positions Validian to take advantage of recent market valuations for emerging

technology companies, which have been ranging from $40 to $100 per mobile endpoint.

We look forward to the successful completion of our migration of ValidianProtect to mobile

platforms, and to getting our first-to-market cyber security technology into the hands of

developers worldwide."