Tagged With "DRM"

NEW YORK, April 23, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Intralinks® Holdings, Inc. IL -5.37% , a global SaaS provider of inter-enterprise content management and collaboration solutions, today announced the acquisition of docTrackr , a leading provider of document security solutions. docTrackr's innovative security and digital rights management (DRM) technology will be integrated into the Intralinks platform. In addition, Intralinks announced a new service that gives organizations exclusive control over...

docTrackr, the document security company for enterprise, small business and individuals, has introduced a new product, docTrackr for Gmail. docTrackr for Gmail is a free Chrome Extension that enables advanced security features and powerful controls including the ability to remotely destroy documents, after they’ve been sent. Please join Clement Cazalot, co-founder and CEO of docTrackr, for an online demonstration of docTrackr for Gmail followed by Q&A: WHAT: Learn about this new free...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- FileOpen Systems, a leader in document security and rights management, today unveiled the FileOpen Viewer for Android ™ devices, strengthening its support for secure file sharing on mobile platforms. Leveraging FileOpen’s core document security technology, the new FileOpen Viewer not only protects files from unauthorized sharing, but also enforces granular access controls such as document expiration, saving of local copies, and the imposition of user-specific...

TORONTO , Oct. 3, 2017 /CNW/ - Ricoh Canada Inc. today announced the release of two new solutions. Ricoh's new Digital Rights Management (DRM) solution helps customers create a comprehensive data and information security infrastructure. This solution can efficiently operate as a standalone security system or as part of an existing or planned Enterprise Content Management (ECM) system. Ricoh's new File Analysis & Migration (FA&M) solution helps organizations improve their information...

Printer manufacturers go to great (oftentimes irritating) lengths to ensure hardware DRM policies that can result in heavy expenditure when it comes to replacing a toner cartridge or other components with a ‘genuine’ part. In an ironic twist of events, Canon has revealed that it can’t source enough DRM chips for some of its printer cartridges due to the ongoing semiconductor crisis, and has issued a customer advisory to highlight affected functionality plus guidance to bypass DRM-related...