Visual watermarks are no longer ‘enough’ for businesses dealing with sensitive information. With invisible watermarking, preserve your content’s integrity while ensuring powerful security and traceability.

Insider threats pose a significant risk to organizations, as employees, contractors, or partners with legitimate access can unintentionally or maliciously leak sensitive data. With the rise of remote work and the complexity of modern IT environments, safeguarding against these threats has become increasingly challenging. Traditional security measures often fall short in detecting insider activities, especially when they mimic normal behavior. A multi-layered security approach—incorporating tools like Privileged Access Management (PAM), Zero Trust models, Data Loss Prevention (DLP), and User Behavior Analytics (UBA)—is essential. EchoMark offers proactive solutions, combining detection with steganography-based watermarking, helping businesses prevent data exfiltration and protect valuable assets.

With the growing need for better document management, secure cloud storage, and file access control, organizations that embrace solutions like EchoMark’s SecureView will be better positioned to prevent data loss and secure their most valuable assets. Explore the importance of file sharing, secure communication, and team collaboration tools for your organization.

How does EchoMark protect organizations with advanced steganography? Forensic watermarking safeguards sensitive communications and confidential data with invisible, secure digital fingerprints embedded in text and files, ensuring privacy and discretion in today's high-risk environment. Keep your information hidden and secure through steganography.

Intellectual property theft and internal data leaks can undermine your business. Combat insider threats and safeguard your organization's sensitive files and information with SecureView.

Effective teamwork requires sharing information, but unintended data leaks can cause significant harm. EchoMark's invisible forensic watermarks enhance security by preventing and tracing unauthorized data sharing and disclosure.

Today, I am excited to announce the public availability of SecureView, the most secure way to share information. Now, anyone can securely and easily share information with others.

How do you navigate ethical challenges and protect organizational integrity? Discover the crucial differences between whistleblowers and leakers, their motives and justifications, legal protections, and impact to data privacy.

Explore the complex motives, the aftermath, and the ongoing debates about security, privacy, and the thin line between whistleblowing and betrayal in these infamous leaks. From classified documents to tax secrets, we trace the footsteps of those who crossed the line and shook the foundations of the public sector.

The first quarter of 2024 saw significant information and communication leaks across major corporations in various industries, bringing into focus the hard reality: information is as vulnerable as it is valuable.

In digital content protection, the “analog hole” represents a unique and persistent challenge. Get insights into how EchoMark is pioneering trusted, hassle-free data sharing, and understand how far we’ve come and what we have learned about AI along the way.

Steganography – the art of hiding secrets in plain sight, is the basis of one of the oldest espionage tactics that has transformed into much more.

EchoMark provides an entirely new way to manage insider risk while ensuring private information still efficiently flows to those who need it so they can do their best work. EchoMark utilizes invisible forensics watermarking technologies to help keep private information private. EchoMark is designed with a deep understanding of human behaviors and built using Artificial Intelligence (AI) with Large Language Models (LLM) and computer vision to collectively maximize effectiveness.

How EchoMark adds forensic marks to documents and messages, and how to investigate leaks using those marks.

In a perfect world, organizations could circulate emails containing confidential information – financial data, new product developments, or other intellectual property – to stakeholders without risk of it ending up in the hands of competitors or the evening news.