- VCI Global (VCIG, Financial) launches Qsecore, the world’s first SIM-layer encryption platform for secure mobile communications.
- The platform targets government, financial institutions, high-net-worth individuals, and enterprises requiring enhanced security.
- Qsecore's commercial rollout begins in August 2025, aligned with a market projected to reach $88.8 billion by 2032.
VCI Global (VCIG), a diversified global holding company, has announced the launch of Qsecore, marking a significant advancement in mobile security technology. Qsecore is the world's first SIM-layer encryption platform, integrating hardware-level security directly at the telecom layer. This innovative solution provides encrypted voice calls, messaging, and file storage for enterprise and government use, distinguishing itself from traditional app-based security solutions.
The Qsecore platform is compatible with existing SIM cards and supports most iOS and Android smartphones, offering a seamless integration without requiring specialized devices or phone modifications. Its key security features include SIM-layer encryption for all communications and a comprehensive mobile app that facilitates secure calls, chats, media sharing, and file vault functionality. This approach establishes a zero-trust architecture, significantly reducing potential vulnerabilities associated with operating system exploits.
VCI Global plans to commence the commercial rollout of Qsecore in August 2025, targeting strategic markets such as governments, financial institutions, high-net-worth individuals like journalists, and enterprises requiring robust communication security. The secure mobile communications market is poised for substantial growth, expecting to reach $88.8 billion by 2032, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 19.8%.
As part of its comprehensive cybersecurity strategy, VCI Global continues to position itself as a leader in providing cutting-edge solutions, leveraging its QuantGold Data Platform's extensive encryption patent portfolio. This launch aligns with the company's focus on addressing escalating concerns about mobile surveillance and data privacy, offering a strategic advantage in the competitive cybersecurity market.
