Protecting valuable information from misuse, theft or misappropriation is a minefield of conflicting opinions, expectations, laws and technologies. As new storage and distribution channels become ...

If you need the "why" of tighter data-confidentiality protection, pick up a newspaper. When IT pros heard a laptop with personal information on millions of military personnel had been stolen, most ...

Defining the digital rights issues in blockchain systems that support the new wave of Web 3.0 is reflective of the digital peer-to-peer culture. To understand the complexity of digital rights ...

Companies across blockchains are starting to use non-fungible tokens (NFT). Non-fungible tokens are used to verify unique items such as digital art and digital ownership. Now, Wilmington, DE-based ...

Microsoft’s move last week to help users secure corporate documents with digital rights management will bring needed awareness to the technology but will hardly signal wide-spread adoption, according ...

Here are the top DAM solutions, compare their features, pricing, and benefits to find the perfect solution for organizing and managing your digital assets. Digital asset management (DAM) software ...

Whatever you think about Digital Rights Management software, it's hard to argue with the fact that it's annoying. Such technology exists, in theory, to protect the intellectual property of the ...

Anytime I write about digital rights management (DRM), I'm reminded that the opinions around codec or format wars are simple skirmishes compared to the strong feelings the term "DRM" evokes. On the ...

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Today may be “Star Wars” Day thanks to its lispy slogan, “May the 4th be with you,” but it’s also a day the Free Software Foundation has chosen to call attention to a tech-enabled problem.

Sitting in his office in McLean, Va., Ranjit Singh is at ground zero of what may be the biggest-and bloodiest-of the many battles that will shape the Internet during the 21st century’s initial decade.