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This article is part of the November 2006 issue of Symantec 2.0: Evaluating their recent acquisitions
DIGITAL RIGHTS MANAGEMENT Enterprise Digital Rights Management 5.0 REVIEWED BY MIKE CHAPPLE SealedMedia Price: Starts at $50,000 for the core system with $50-$200 per-user license fees @exb @exe Digital rights management is a hot issue. Proliferation of portable media, mobile computers and ubiquitous network access poses substantial risk to proprietary information. SealedMedia's E-DRM offers a flexible, scalable approach to solving this problem, combining an intuitive administrative interface with a mostly transparent user agent. Policy Control A E-DRM's granular policy controls are impressive. In addition to the privileges you'd expect, such as open, print, copy and edit, E-DRM allows you to control the use of formulas, force change tracking and limit the ability of users to annotate documents, among other rights. Content owners may specify the duration of offline licenses as well to protect content on devices—typically laptops—that may be lost, stolen, or kept by former employees. The core system, as shipped, allows you to protect commonly used content ... Access >>>
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