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Software escrow ensures continuity in using critical applications by involving SES Escrow to securely hold source code and documentation, protecting both developers and clients.

Discover how AI is currently impacting software escrow and what SES might expect in the future, ensuring clients stay ahead in a world where technology and security intersect more intimately than ever before.

Expanding on the theme of why software escrow is pivotal to the Banking industry, we take a deeper look at the issue of Dependence from recent banking software fails.

Discover how SES's software escrow solutions bolster operational resilience for financial entities, ensuring DORA compliance and uninterrupted service.

In a significant boost for both academia and industry, a potential software spin-out driven by Alliance Manchester Business School (AMBS) and the Computer Science department at The University of Manchester, in conjunction with SES Secure Ltd has secured funding from the Innovation Factory.

With 25,158 company insolvencies recorded last year, there's an increased focus on the resilience of the technology-reliant sectors.

Software escrow is pivotal for the banking industry for several reasons, primarily focused on mitigating risks associated with the use of third-party software vendors and ensuring business continuity.

For law firms specialising in technology, intellectual property, or business law, advising clients on software security is a critical responsibility.

Software Escrow Solutions offers tailored escrow services ensuring trust and reliability in B2B software development, with industry recognition and comprehensive support

Today, businesses operate in a web of digital interdependencies. With third-party software and supply chains playing a pivotal role, what happens when these links falter? The potential for software supplier failure and supply chain disruptions poses undeniable risks.

Discover the role of software escrow services in addressing global business insolvencies. Learn how they ensure continuity and security for companies using proprietary software.

The European Union’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) represents a new era of regulatory stipulations for financial services firms. By emphasising digital resilience, DORA introduces standards for ICT risk management, incident reporting, resilience testing, and third-party outsourcing.