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POST 10 - Codekeeper_blog_week 15_cover

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A Step-by-Step Guide to Preparing Source Code for Software Escrow.

Software escrow is a widely used practice that safeguards the intellectual property of software developers while ensuring the rights and interests of software users. In a software escrow arrangement, a neutral third-party (the escrow agent like Codekeeper) holds the source code and related materials, releasing them under predefined conditions. To ensure that the escrow process is effective and beneficial for all parties, it is essential to properly prepare your source code for escrow. In this article, we will provide a step-by-step guide to help you prepare your source code for software escrow.

POST 9 - Codekeeper_blog_week 15_cover

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Why Startups and Early-stage Companies Should Invest in IP Escrow

Startups and early-stage companies are known for their innovation, disruption, and rapid growth. As they develop new technologies, products, or services, intellectual property (IP) becomes a critical asset for these companies.

POST 8 - Codekeeper_blog_week 15_cover

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How Our Software Escrow Solutions Cater For Various Business Sizes

In today's competitive business environment, safeguarding software source code and ensuring uninterrupted access to mission-critical applications is vital.

POST 7 - Codekeeper_blog_week 15_cover

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The Intersection of Software Escrow and Cybersecurity

In today's digital age, businesses rely on software applications to perform a wide range of tasks, from managing inventory to processing financial transactions.


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The Top 5 Most Vulnerable Industries In Need Of Software Escrow

In this modern age, most industries can be vulnerable to ever-lurking hackers looking to make a quick buck. Though there are a few especially targeted industries that threat actors might be interested in due to highly valuable data that translates to potential profitability. In the world of data security, trends show that these 5 industries are at the top of the cybercriminal hitlist.

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