Ad20h FX AFX Cyber BlackOps

AFX CYBER BLACKOPS INTRODUCTORY

AFX Cyber BlackOps is the first civilian cyber blackops firm of its kind. This is a market of $63.7 billion in 2011, and projected $120.1 billion by 2017. This is written as an introductory outline on the frontline of cybercrime. UPDATE: Computer World has posted a new article, stating that Target confirms (encrypted) PINs were stolen. 6:51 p.m., Friday Dec. 27, 2013 The objectives of AFX are to provide every public and private enterprise as well as assist law enforcement in the reacquisition of compromised customer/patient data. We thwart or in some cases minimize the impact of compromised data. Additionally we will provide assistance to any law enforcement -upon request free of charge- for tracking of predators and child exploitation in cyber space. Our purpose is to provide our clients priority notification of compromised data we are able to mine from the black market and thwart its inevitable fraudulent exploitation. Our competitive edge is we are the pioneers in this field. The keys to success for AFX are networking, responsiveness, quality and quantity. The market for a Cyber BlackOps firm had the opportunity to profit from $63.7 billion in 2011, and a projected $120.1 billion by 2017. Malware, viruses, bots, botnets and Trojans evolve at a faster pace than any virus protection or network security can and ever will. There will never be impenetrable networks. Once a breach has occurred the best that network security can offer is to find and stop the exploit. The compromised data is monetized and exploited within minutes of an undetected breach - in some cases detected but unstoppable when networks become cyber hostages to the criminals. Data will be compromised and it is valuable. Network security could not protect Targets 40,000,000 customer records from being compromised. In fact immediately after the November 27 breach, network security was alerted and could do nothing to stop it allowing the data breach to continue for 18 days before it could be stopped. Meanwhile customer data was already being exploited within hours of initial breach and continued. Financial institutions and Target still cannot stop the fraud being committed or accurately assess the long term damage to date. An initial financial analysis of the viability of this shows outstanding promise and results.

Ad20h FX AFX Cyber BlackOps

Introductory

Vancouver, Washington 360.577.5795 tel ed@ad20hfx.com

Ad20h FX AFX Cyber BlackOps

Ad20h FX AFX Cyber BlackOps

Introductory

Vancouver, Washington 360.577.5795 tel ed@ad20hfx.com

Ad20h FX AFX Cyber BlackOps

In conclusion, as shown in the highlights chart below, this plan projects rapid growth. Chart Highlights:

120,000,000

100,000,000

80,000,000

60,000,000

Pay Pal Med./Health Care Bank

40,000,000

Business

20,000,000

0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

Ad20h FX AFX Cyber BlackOps

Introductory

Vancouver, Washington 360.577.5795 tel ed@ad20hfx.com