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Intrusion Inc.

TechnologyCybersecurityCybersecurityINTZ
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Latest disclosed NPS
no score published
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NPS entries
0 with a number
0%
Churn
29 Apr 2025
2024–25
Years covered
4 entries in all

In their words

“Another quarter of near-zero churn”
— Tony Scott, President and Chief Executive Officer, Intrusion Inc. · Earnings call, Q1 2025 · 29 Apr 2025 · NI-B6DF260
“Continued to experience near zero churn with our Shield customers”
— Tony Scott, Chief Executive Officer, Intrusion Inc. · Earnings call, Q4 2024 · 27 Feb 2025 · NI-24B6AD8
“Continued to experience near 0 churn with our Shield customers”
— Anthony Scott, Chief Executive Officer, Intrusion Inc. · Earnings call, Q3 2024 · 12 Nov 2024 · NI-477E123

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29 Apr 2025
Churn0%

Churn: 0% (Q1 2025) — “another quarter of near-zero churn”

— Tony Scott, President and Chief Executive Officer, Intrusion Inc. · Earnings call, Q1 2025 · 29 Apr 2025 · NI-B6DF260
Earnings call, Q1 2025 ↗
27 Feb 2025
Churn0%

Churn (Shield): 0% (Q4 2024) — “continued to experience near zero churn with our Shield customers”

— Tony Scott, Chief Executive Officer, Intrusion Inc. · Earnings call, Q4 2024 · 27 Feb 2025 · NI-24B6AD8
Earnings call, Q4 2024 ↗
12 Nov 2024
Churn0%

Churn (Shield): 0% (Q3 2024) — “continued to experience near 0 churn with our Shield customers”

— Anthony Scott, Chief Executive Officer, Intrusion Inc. · Earnings call, Q3 2024 · 12 Nov 2024 · NI-477E123
Earnings call, Q3 2024 ↗
13 Aug 2024
Churn0%

Churn: 0% (Q2 2024) — “our renewals remained strong with near zero churn for the quarter”

— Tony Scott, Chief Executive Officer, Intrusion Inc. · Earnings call, Q2 2024 · 13 Aug 2024 · NI-C41C1C0
Earnings call, Q2 2024 ↗

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