How secure is your data room?A recent article in Bloomberg informs us that at least 760 US companies had their corporate information compromised by China-based hackers. If this happened to your company, would you know? What would the impact to your business be? A former FBI agent sets the loss to American companies at $500 billion in the last year alone! Could corporate espionage be a major threat to your business? Is confidential information leaking out?Has information breached the circle of Need to Know?
Is your email as secure as your documents?Does the ongoing email conversation about the documentation have the same security and protection as documentation itself? Are your competitors getting help snooping?Industrial espionage and IP theft can endanger your business. Competitors can receive assistance from insiders, hired guns and even governments.
Are you in control?When IP, business plans, trade secrets and other confidential information is shared, are you taking the necessary steps to ensure that access is truly on a need to know basis. Still waiting for the expert?Can you set up a secure workgroup in the time it takes to compose a short email? Or, does this achieve project status within your organization? How long does this take?
Another file not make it through?Was it the file size? Or, was it the file type this time? It can be frustrating when an email which took 10 minutes to send, comes back some time later; letting you know the recipient still does not have the file you sent them. ![]() Learn more:Download: Evizone - Moving Beyond the Data Room Attend a webinar: Using Evizone to Create a Data Room ![]() Evizone offers the Best Security and Control for your Data Room and more!
![]() Evizone and Data rooms- Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Can Evizone protect intellectual property? A. Yes. Evizone's patent-pending copy and print protection makes it ideal for the protection of intellectual property and other confidential data which must be both shared and protected. Many data rooms are limited to documents. Securing the documentation without securing the email conversation pertaining to the documentation creates a security gap. Evizone protects message threads as well. With Evizone's view-only messages and documents, recipients cannot save, copy, forward or print. Further, sender's can withdraw permission to view at any time from any recipient. In addition to this anytime withdrawal, documents can have a user defined view-only period. Finally, the sender is provided a complete access history for all of their communications; showing who read what and when. Q. How does Evizone help the enterprise protect trade secrets? A. There are a few ways which Evizone effectively helps the enterprise protect trade secrets. First, Evizone is a complete communications service, not only protecting documents through the service's view-only document capabilities, but also protecting the messages/discussions which occur hand-in-hand with the documents. Further, Evizone provides a secure file transfer facility; complete with access history. In a single service, Evizone meets all of your communication needs with an unprecedented level of security. Second, each Evizone customer can define security policies which are automatically enforced. This ensures that the policies pertaining to the life cycle management of communications such as minimum and maximum retention periods apply to all users. This eliminates the need for easily forgotten or bypassed manual processes and requires no action on the part of users. Third, the access history/audit trail automatically records who read what and when. Q. Can Evizone help secure documents I want to maintain control of? A.Yes! Evizone can secure documents by a built in read-only document viewer that has the same copy and print protection that your other secure communications have. Your private documents will be safe, and you can rest easy knowing that the only people who will be reading them are the people you send them to. Q. How is Evizone different from data room services? A. A good source for learning more about this is the document Evizone - Moving Beyond the Data Room. The quick answer would be as follows.
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