Our patent pending method uses technology standardized by the NSA and other groups: detailed explanation.

These are some of the questions we've encountered from current and potential users.

The great thing about secure one-way hashes is that they can be generated entirely inside your network -- we never need to see your files. This is a feature that no other records management solution offers.

No. Watermarking "is the process of .. embedding information into a digital signal" (Wikipedia). What we do is to take information about a file and place it somewhere neutral, whereas watermarking involves changing the file itself.

Yes. If you bank online, you already trust this family of technology. Much the same way public-key cryptography (which puts the S in HTTPS) uses a well known one-way function to encode secrets using a public key to encode messages that only the private key can decode, one-way hashes encode data in an unpredictable way so that every file creates it's own unique print.

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Some questions that have come up while we've been talking to current and potential partners:

We're working hard to build clients for the major content management systems. The API is simple if you'd like to make your own client.