How software vendors are evolving strategies to discover new customers, increase profit, and reduce risk of data loss.

GDPR and CCPA are part of a new global regulatory trend towards more complete definitions of what personal information (PI) entails.

Are you doing everything you can to protect your valuable IP? Here are five best practices for protecting your software from piracy.

Many people think the U.S. government is fervently using law enforcement and national security resources to protect citizens and companies from cyber threats and IP theft. This is not true.

If you can demonstrate that your trade secrets have been stolen, the ITC can seal the border so that no products made using your trade secrets can enter the U.S.

There are fundamental differences in values, behaviors, and attitudes that are expressed in cultures worldwide, and these have a significant impact on decision-making processes.

Digital business success hinges on modern and effective data and analytics. Organizations that fail to properly utilize data assets will be left behind. This e-book is designed to help data and analytics leaders.

In this e-book the world’s leading license compliance managers, intellectual property experts, and commercial litigation attorneys share their best practices for protecting your software company from piracy and under compliance.

This year’s summit featured exceptional presentations from some of the most influential drivers in the anti-piracy industry. If you missed this event, or want to review any of the presentations, videos are now available on-demand.

The Cylynt User Group meets annually at the summit conference to learn about new Cylynt technologies, as well as to share best practices for getting the most out of their software investment. If you missed this year's meeting, or want to review what was discussed, videos of the user group sessions are now available on demand (customers only).

This webinar presents the synergistic license compliance and management solutions offered by Thales and Cylynt that uncover and protect against misuse of software licenses while also delivering data-driven business intelligence and revenue-generation opportunities.

This video recording of the Automotive Cybersecurity Online virtual event features Ted Miracco discussing digital security in the supply chain, closing the gap between product and enterprise security, and mitigating the information security and privacy risk nexus of the IoT.

Ted Miracco discusses how data-driven marketing can turn a shotgun approach into a rifle shot.

In an exclusive interview, Michael Gallagher, President & CEO of Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence Canada Ltd. talks to Ted Miracco, CEO, Cylynt on how Hexagon uses technology and process to protect customers and drive one of the world's most successful license compliance programs.

Part I: Ted Miracco, CEO, Cylynt, and David H. Laufman, partner at Wiggin and Dana LLP and former head of counterintelligence for the Dept. of Justice, discuss the implications of the U.S./China trade deal and the challenges the government and private sector companies are facing in fighting Chinese IP theft.

Part II: Ted Miracco, CEO, Cylynt, and David H. Laufman, Partner at Wiggin and Dana LLP and former head of counterintelligence for the Dept. of Justice, discuss how the government is partnering with private companies to protect valuable intellectual property from piracy by China.

In an exclusive interview with CNN, David Laufman, former chief of counterintelligence in the National Security Division at the DOJ and a partner at Wiggin and Dana, LLP, discusses his involvement early on in the Mueller Investigation and Russia probe.

Transmagic's CEO discovered a cracked version of the company's software selling on dozens of sites for $99. This issue had a major impact on TransMagic sales. Watch how this CEO fought back and won.

This video features David Locke Hall, partner at Wiggin and Dana, LLP and author of "Crack 99, The Takedown of a $100 Million Chinese Software Pirate."

The Rouse Magazine CIELA Insights discusses why many major software vendors do not appear to be using China's courts to seek remedies for piracy.

This in-depth analysis of the use of unlicensed software shows that companies that implement strong measures to improve the way they manage software now.

In a newly-released 2017 update to the original report, the commission provides a new assessment of the problem and examines the progress that has been made on the original....

In 2013, the Commission on the Theft of American Intellectual Property released a report detailing the enormity of the issue of intellectual property (IP) theft in the United States....

BSA’s Global Software Survey conducted in partnership with IDC, estimates the volume and value of unlicensed software installed on personal computers in 2015, across more....

This report is focused on the most prolific cyber espionage group Mandiant tracks: APT1. This single organization has conducted a cyber espionage campaign against a broad range of victims since at least 2006.

This article discusses how hearty compliance programs coupled with anti-piracy technology can protect software from piracy through a data-driven approach that uncovers illegal usage and permits compliance professionals and their counsel to shut down pirates, recover lost revenue and enhance the protection of their software.

Ted Miracco joins Experts at the Table: Proprietary hardware makes software development more difficult; how to deal with over-the-air updates.

David Laufman, Joseph Casino and Michael Kasdan of Wiggin and Dana, LLC, report on the theft of U.S. companies' trade secrets and other intellectual property by Chinese entities has increased dramatically.

Bill Priestap, former assistant director of the FBI Counterintelligence Division, reports on China's non-traditional espionage against the U.S.

Bill Priestap, former assistant director of the FBI Counterintelligence Division, talks about the growing threat of Chinese espionage.

Paul Hastings, LLP authors give their perspective on the CCPA which will take effect on 1st January 2020.

Some of the key points to bear in mind if your organisation is considering participation in the Privacy Shield are as follows.

Law360, New York (January 9, 2017, 3:13 PM EST) -- The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday said it will not tackle a case that saw the U.S. International Trade Commission sanction....

China is engaged in an organized effort to mass-produce counterfeit goods for resale abroad. This counterfeiting and copyright and trademark infringement harms America.

Emerging Tech Companies: It’s Not Your Uncle’s Dot.Com Regulatory Environment Anymore for Privacy and Data Security.

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