VirnetX Partners with Samsung

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VirnetX Holding Corporation announced that it has signed an agreement with Samsung to resell Samsung's digital display products, including the Samsung Interactive Pro, to create secure conferencing and collaboration spaces for the hybrid workforce in offices, co-working spaces and classrooms using VirnetX One family of products including War Room and VirnetX Matrix.

Combining Samsung's digital display products with the VirnetX One™ family of products provides secure collaboration, file sharing, presentations, and applications regardless of location and can be easily deployed alongside existing networking infrastructures with no interruption.

"Our customers and future initiatives will greatly benefit from Samsung's digital display products secured by our technology, and we feel this relationship could provide a significant revenue stream to VirnetX," said Kendall Larsen, VirnetX CEO and President. "Samsung is a recognized global leader in digital display technology that we will secure to provide safe hybrid work and learning environments." 

"Samsung's digital display products lead the market in innovation and performance," said Chris Mertens, Vice President of Samsung U.S. Sales. "We are excited to work with VirnetX and look forward to interfacing their security technology with our digital display products especially our multi-faceted Samsung Interactive Pro."

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