SES Secure's Blogs

April has been an important month for the Digital Operational Resilience Act, with significant strides made in regulatory standards.

We are excited to announce an upcoming live webinar - "Software Escrow for Legal Professionals". The webinar is free to all and will be taking place on the 13th of May.

Launched by SES Secure in 2021, SaaS Continuity is a market-leading Disaster Recovery Solution that safeguards critical applications in a way like no other.

In this blog, we address the ways in which Software Escrow has evolved since its original arrival. We also look at some common Software Escrow Agreement Types that are available in the present day as well as the types of uses that they may be used for.

In our latest news update on the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), we explore the latest from March 2025.

This blog explores some key changes and advancements that have been brought on by the ever-evolving relationship between software development and AI.

Within this blog, we’ll be breaking down some key concepts that are at the core of Software Escrow. Alongside this, we’ll be exploring Software Escrow’s overarching purpose, its implications, and the processes that are involved within its implementation.

Recently, our Product Support Specialist, Rhys Haldane, and our Apprentice Infrastructure Technician, Lewis Welch, completed and successfully passed their respective CompTIA exams.

It’s been over a month since the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) came into action. Our blog explores some key observations that were made during February 2025.

When deciding whether or not to implement Software Escrow, many people contemplate on the unlikeliness of a disruption event happening. This leads the question of ‘is Software Escrow worth it?’ being asked.

This blog will address some of the most common terms that are used to describe Software Escrow.

Based on the numerous conversations we’ve had with clients seeking guidance on Software Escrow, a question that pops up over and over again is ‘for what purpose is Software Escrow most commonly used for?’. Well, this blog will answer that question in a simple and easy-to-follow manner.