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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 ‘what is the most common purpose that Software Escrow is used for?’. Well, this blog will answer that question in a simple and easy-to-follow manner.

DORA’s arrival aims to support the finance sector with strengthening its level of IT security and boosting the capability of organisations to effectively manage and overcome disruption, including unforeseen challenges.

The world of law is now more intertwined with technology and software than ever before. Currently, modern day legal practice harnesses the value of software escrow in numerous ways. Additionally, the intersections of AI with software escrow services are set to shape a new era of innovation and security, resulting in an ongoing evolution of the escrow space

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) will officially apply as of the 17th of January 2025. As DORA is a major EU-level regulation, it's essential for organisations to provide evidence of adhering to DORA's guidelines.

Here a look back at some of 2024's most memorable milestones, highlights and achievements! It truly has been an incredible year for SES Secure.

We’re very excited to announce that we’ve partnered with Datum Datacentres! This partnership is set to take the level of security and protection around our IT infrastructure to the next level.

In the context of SaaS Escrow, testing services are crucial to ensure that software applications and related assets deposited into Escrow are functional, complete, and can be deployed successfully in the event of a SaaS Escrow release event.

The best risk mitigation plans are those that have been tried and tested. The process of implementing a Software Escrow solution can involve various testing services to verify that deposited assets are complete, accurate, and functional.

Due to the complexity of software and other IT assets, legal changes or modifications may sometimes be made to a Software Escrow Agreement following some sort of update or development. This blog addresses some examples of common legal Escrow Agreement changes.

Dispute Resolution within the world of Software Escrow refers to the processes by which conflicts are managed when the parties involved in an Escrow Agreement disagree.

This blog will explore the purpose of risk registers, the role of material SaaS providers, and the critical importance of ensuring that risk registers include the evaluation of SaaS providers.

Within modern legal practice, software forms the backbone for essential organisational operations. Alongside the increasing reliance on third-party software, is the risk of software vendors facing problematic issues, going out of business, or failing to maintain the delivery of a product and/or service.