KIS as a trademark was registered on 28 July 2016, in classes 9 and 42, with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO
Kings Intelligence Service (KIS) has already proved hugely successful for clients from national retailers to multi-site businesses

The security and intelligence firm Kings Security has successfully attained a Europe-wide trademark for its cutting edge product, Kings Intelligence Service (KIS).

Evolving Security Intelligence

KIS is a real-time, online security intelligence product that has already proved hugely successful for clients that include national retailers and regional multi-site businesses. Unique, and constantly evolving, updates to this fantastically innovative offering in the pipeline are likely to be announced in September of this year.

KIS as a trademark was registered on 28 July 2016, in classes 9 and 42, with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), and will be valid for a period of 10 years. At the same time, the KIS strapline “Vision Without Boundaries” has also received trademark protection.

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