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“In high-risk industries, we need to document how we’ve mitigated risk. Either it’s a critical system we just absolutely, positively must have in operation or it’s an important application but from a really small vendor. In either case, we have to start thinking of escrow and documenting that we’ve put risk mitigation practices in place.”
Michael Overly, Partner
Foley & Lardner
Discover Software Escrow services from Escode.
A Software Escrow Agreement is a simple and effective tri-party arrangement with mutually agreed terms between the software customer, vendor, and Escode. Under the terms of the Agreement, the vendor periodically deposits a copy of the software source code and associated materials for secure storage, ensuring that the material can be accessed and released should the need arise.
Software Escrow Verification tests the source code and material held under the Software Escrow Agreement to ensure it is correct, complete, and can be rebuilt into the working application. Software Escrow Verification enables businesses to document and test business continuity plans for critical third-party services, providing a higher level of resilience.
We provide adaptable Escrow agreements designed to suit your clients individual requirements. Choose from Cloud or on-premises solutions, available in 17 jurisdictions.
With Escode your clients can benefit from effortless integration, automated depositing, and streamlined Escrow solution management through View.
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Our dedicated in-house technical, legal and customer support teams are committed to providing support and guidance.
In an era where businesses heavily rely on technology, safeguarding intellectual property becomes a critical priority. This guide explores the role of software escrow and verification services in securing your company’s assets, detailing essential steps, items to be placed in escrow, and emphasizing the importance of a robust verification process.
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