Enterprise document security has had an increased uptake as corporations extend their document protection measures to prevent not just document leakage but also control how users use documents. Digital Rights Management adds an extra layer of security controlling document use and is a flexible alternative to traditional enterprise document security solutions. Read more
The humble document watermark is proving highly popular as an addition to or replacement of Digital Rights Management (DRM) control methods, although its use and effectivity are not as well understood as you might think. We look at what you can achieve with document watermarks, and if they go far enough. Read more
The pressure is on for training course providers to maximize revenues from and minimize costs of delivery. That means training goes digital. But going digital is often associated with loss of revenue since whole courses can be easily copied and made freely available on the Internet. Read more
Some people say DRM is dead and that people should be free to copy and reproduce works published on the Internet. Authors however want to get paid for their work (assuming they are not giving it away for free) yet the only way to ensure copyright protection is by using DRM to control use. So is DRM really dead? Read more
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