Integrated Cyber Solutions Files Patent for Quantum-Resilient AI Security Technology

Integrated Cyber Solutions Inc. has engaged intellectual property counsel to pursue a patent application covering novel security methods focused on ML/AI deployment pipelines and data securitization, including quantum-resilient capabilities not currently available in the industry. This initiative represents a strategic inflection point for the company as it positions this innovation as the core technology underpinning its platform, providing a foundation for all current and future cybersecurity solutions.

The patent will focus on methods addressing the greatest barriers enterprises face today, including secure, regulation-compliant global deployments of ML/AI models to protect sensitive data against breaches and attacks, including emerging quantum threats. The technology ensures secured, encrypted, scalable AI training and inference pipelines that comply with all major regulatory requirements, including GDPR, CCPA, CPRA, ASA, HIPAA, and others. By embedding secure, compliant, and quantum-resilient AI deployment at the center of its technology roadmap, ICS is enabling a unified, scalable, and resilient approach to protecting ML/AI models and the sensitive enterprise data they consume.

Alan Guibord, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of ICS, stated that while AI has proven highly intelligent, enterprise deployment has not been adequately addressed. The company's approach changes this reality by making secure, quantum-resilient AI deployment its core technology, creating a foundation that enables scalability, compliance, and resilience across all solutions. This patent initiative represents both a technology breakthrough and a roadmap reset for the company.

The technology protects ML/AI pipelines without hindering model visibility, monitoring, and drift detection for model integrity and compliance. It provides zero-trust protections for AI pipelines against adversarial and supply chain attacks while offering audit-ready transparency that enables regulated industries to adopt AI with confidence. Jeremy Samuelson, Advisor to ICS and member of the Company's Cyber Future Advisory Board, emphasized that enterprises want AI solutions without the added complexity of compliance, security, scalability, and future-proofing against emerging quantum risks.

By formalizing its intellectual property protection strategy through applications filed with appropriate patent offices, ICS is strengthening the defensibility of its platform and creating a competitive moat that enhances both customer adoption and shareholder value. The company's ML/AI deployment architectures ensure sensitive data and the models that use them are kept safe while allowing AI models to be orchestrated securely at scale within all relevant regulatory requirements. This technology positions ICS at the forefront of addressing the critical security challenges facing enterprise AI adoption in an increasingly regulated and quantum-threatened cybersecurity landscape.