IMO, RSA is or will be paying SFOR, either through

IMO, RSA is or will be paying SFOR, either through a partner such as ACS, or directly. zpaul includes them in a list of potential ACS big dogs.
https://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=4950138

The RSA SecurID YouTube demo video was posted January 30, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJ55BnQDcUs

RSA has:
30k customers, securing
50m identities, protecting
1b consumers

RSA SecurID pricing seems to start at $1 per month per user
https://www.rsa.com/en-us/products/rsa-securi...-packaging


IT MIGHT NOT APPLY, but just for fun, let's compare the SFOR news timeline to that product demo above from January 30, 2018:

2018.01.28 New to The Street interview:
"Many large deals with household names and major money" were just delayed and are now happening and "After 16 years we are finally becoming profitable".
https://youtu.be/6zcJqecJZl4
2018.02.14 Uptick interview:
"entering a period of growing revenues" .
https://upticknewswire.com/featured-interview...nk-sfor-4/
2018.03.08 “this year really is the year for StrikeForce, even though I did say it last year. Unfortunately, the companies implementing our products in our channel did a lot more testing than planned, but fortunately they are about ready for large implementations to over millions of clients during this year. We are getting ready and we should have some real soon.”
http://securitysolutionswatch.com/Interviews/...Force.html
2018.03.11 “contracts are done, now the revenues!”
https://twitter.com/strikeforcetech/status/97...33408?s=21
2018.04.27 Strikeforce on Twitter
Updates coming within a couple of weeks
https://twitter.com/RoyisOutnabout/status/989874266324824064

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