Ensuring only members can access your documents is no more important than controlling how they are used, where they are used, and for how long they can be used. Document DRM protects your documents against unauthorized use, misuse, and piracy. Read more
There are three major classes of controls used by computer systems to protect access to information – Access controls, Encryption, and Digital Rights Management (DRM). But which one is the right one for your requirements and why? Read more
Everyone knows the ubiquity of the cloud – a big empty space just waiting for you to fill it up with all sorts of goodies that you want to be able to share with the right friends or business partners, or customers, and who may well equally want to share their information with you. Read more
Surprisingly few organizations classify their information in order to help them protect it from unauthorized disclosure. Usually improper disclosures get noticed when personal data are disclosed, and that can mean litigation involving a corporate authority and the public, and bags of adverse publicity. Read more
Document revocation is an important step in the information architecture coming somewhere between security and disposal. You can either revoke documents automatically using document expiry controls, or manually by suspending users, documents, or individual user access to specific document(s). Read more