EscrowTech Blog

Opening A Software Escrow Account 

Summary:  Opening a software escrow account protects your business by securing mission-critical source code. In case your software vendor goes out of business, your data is safeguarded and released upon predetermined conditions. Main Points:  Choose an...

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A Quick Guide to Domain Name Escrow Services

Summary:  Domain name escrow services protect both buyers and sellers during domain transactions, ensuring security and reducing fraud risk. They involve a third-party agent who holds the funds and domain information until all contractual obligations are...

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5 Source Code Protection Strategies For 2024

Summary:   Discover five crucial strategies to protect your source code in 2024, ensuring business continuity and safeguarding against technological threats and vendor bankruptcy.  Source Code Escrow  IP Escrow  Code Obfuscation  Access Controls ...

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A Look at Our Data Archiving Strategy

Summary:  EscrowTech's data archiving strategy ensures legal compliance, IP protection, and historical data access. Fortune 500 companies trust it for secure, long-term storage. Their process involves free verification, dual off-site storage in secure facilities,...

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Intellectual Property Protection: Secure What Matters Most

Summary:  Protecting intellectual property (IP) is crucial in today's fast-paced innovation landscape. This blog explores the significance of IP protection, covering patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. Traditional methods like legal avenues and...

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The 4 Best Source Code Escrow Industries

Source code escrow agreements have the power to protect software licensors and licensees across all industries. They ensure business continuity and protect crucial investments. Still, some industries can benefit from this service more than others.  The best...

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What is Source Code Escrow? A Guide

Every business relies upon mission-critical software to maintain its day-to-day operations. In the best-case scenario, businesses shouldn’t have to think about this software at all. The licensor should maintain and update it regularly, fixing bugs and making...

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