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Security companies
Explore your organisation's records, rights and next steps. These examples are starting points for a discussion, not confirmation that a partner will accept your records.
Nordic MarTech is an independent referral partner of Mode and micro1. We may receive referral fees. You pay us nothing. We never receive your company records.
Data licensing in practice
Security companies develop post-order templates, training manuals and operational procedures. Internal guidance can describe coordination and reporting responsibilities across teams.
Post-order templates, Training manuals, Operations procedures are examples to discuss, not an approved dataset. Start by describing which resources exist and how long your organisation has maintained them; the partner decides whether a proposed scope suits its programme.
What to check before proceeding
Actual post orders and incident reports can expose site vulnerabilities and personal information. Discuss generic procedures separately from identifying or security-sensitive operational records.
Suggested first conversation: micro1
From the owner's Quantum Reach niche guide, dated 24 October 2026. This is a suggested starting point, not a partner acceptance decision. Your records, rights, size and region still need review.
Published programme requirements
- Mode: 10+ legal; 15+ accounting, medical and finance; 50+ other businesses. Regions: US, CA, UK, AU.
- micro1 Enterprise Data: 30+ full-time staff; strongest regions: US, UK, CA; records mainly in English.
- micro1 closed-company track: 50+ staff at peak, with the current rights holder applying. Video Data needs a separate review of rights and permissions.
These are programme-level requirements, not confirmation that this particular industry or dataset qualifies.
Records to discuss with the partner
Training manuals
Operations procedures
Examples are not permission to share. Check ownership, confidentiality, third-party restrictions and lawful permissions with the partner before proceeding. Do not send records or personal information to Nordic MarTech.
Rights and sensitive records
Mode excludes health information, payment card or financial account data, children's information, biometrics, recordings and images of individuals, and other regulated data. Medical business records can still contain health information. micro1 reviews its own requirements separately; Mode's exclusions are not micro1's terms.
Explore micro1's opportunities
Published range: $100K–$3M+ · by data value, not an offer.
By data value, not an offer. Only micro1 can review your records and make an offer. Nordic MarTech never receives your company records; we may receive a referral fee if you apply through our link. You pay us nothing.
Enterprise Data
Operational records from an established organisation.
Video Data
A separate opportunity requiring micro1's review of the proposed material, rights and permissions.
Defunct Company
Records from a closed company, with the current rights holder applying.
Compare Mode
Mode's published range: $100K–$5M · indicative, not an offer. Only Mode can value your records after a full review.
Industry names alone do not confirm fit. Use the shared fit check to compare programme requirements for your organisation.
View Mode's programme (opens in a new tab)Prepare for a conversation
- Identify which records your organisation owns and who can authorise licensing.
- Describe the record types, languages and history without sending the records.
- Use the fit check for indicative guidance, then confirm requirements directly with the partner.