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It is common practice for Software Licensees to request Escrow as part of contract negotiations when licensing their important software applications because Escrow supports the licence and protects their investment.

When considering your Escrow protection it can be easy to opt for a default provider rather than spending time researching the various alternatives on offer.

When considering your Escrow provision it can be easy to opt for a default provider rather than spending time researching the various alternatives on offer.

Security is becoming a major concern within many organisations as they set their focus on meeting increasingly strict standards in order to trade more effectively and securely.

As the leading provider of Software Escrow services, our business is built on delivering bespoke solutions which are tailored to your individual requirements.

Did you know that SES are one of only two ISO 27001 certified Software Escrow providers in the UK?

The majority of organisations rely on licenced business critical applications every day.

Many of the Software Vendors we speak to are initially hesitant when their clients enquire about including Escrow coverage as part of their service offering.

As your latest deposit undergone the correct level of testing? This is a question that every organisation utilising Escrow protection for their applications needs to be asking.

Business continuity planning has always been a significant issue for businesses to consider in order to protect against unforeseen circumstances.

In the fast paced world we live in, businesses are heavily reliant on cloud applications which give them the flexibility to work from anywhere at any time and using numerous devices.

SES continues to strive and deliver the best possible service to all of our current and prospective clients. According to a recent survey, many software users are still not aware of the full benefits of using a SaaS / cloud platform, but more importantly on the flip side of the coin, the risks associated.