«The secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on fighting the old, but on building the new.”
Despite the complex global situation and the fact that the COVID-19 epidemic has and still is affecting each of us and every business across the globe , we managed to end the year with a positive note. Over the last 11 months , since the crisis started in Europe, we have taken initiatives to minimize risks to our business, develop and adapt new technologies to protect our customers against cyber-attacks and also protect shareholder value.
WISeKey maintained operations during the year. and our staff worked from home and at site to maintain the critical infrastructure onsite (data centers, design labs, production centers etc.). While the safety and well-being of our employees and our customers remained our top priority during this complex year we assisted many organizations and governments during the pandemic providing our trchnology at no cost in some cases as we recognize the important role we play in providing cybersecurity and identity management protection services during this critical time specially to Health organizations fighting the COVID.
For those employees who will be working from home, we. implemented a “remote work” policy connected by video conference and the cybersecurity and technology necessary to do so using the experience WISeKey has in this type of environment. For employees who require office attendance in Geneva, France, Taiwan, Japan, and USA we implemented significant steps to ensure seamless service delivery while safeguarding their health.
We believe that given our team experience, leading technology, dedicated and talented staff and our dedication to the cybersecurity business we will emerge stronger than ever during 2021 . We wish our stakeholders and their loved ones good health during these difficult times and a very healthy and prosper New Year . Video with highlights during the last 12 months. Socrates said
«The secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on fighting the old, but on building the new.”