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Trades about 181% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Helsinki, Finland-based SSH Communications Security Oyj, established in 1995, specializes in delivering advanced cryptography and cybersecurity solutions across a global footprint encompassing the Americas, Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. The company's diverse product portfolio features Deltagon Secure Email for robust email encryption, Deltagon Secure Sign to ensure the security, encryption, and verification of confidential e-signatures, and Deltagon Secure Forms for building, managing, and customizing electronic forms. It also offers Deltagon Secure Rooms, a protected digital workspace for storing, sharing, and collaborating on sensitive information. Beyond the Deltagon suite, SSH provides PrivX, an automated solution for privileged access management tailored for hybrid cloud environments, and the Universal SSH Key Manager, a zero-trust encryption key management system that automates compliance with security standards. Additional offerings include Tectia Ssh Client/Server for secure file transfers, remote access, and tunneling, as well as Tectia SSH Server for z/OS, a specialized secure file transfer software. Furthermore, SSH NQX delivers quantum-resistant encryption software designed to secure the transport of Ethernet and IP traffic over private and public networks.
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