Expanded support for on-premises, air-gapped clouds, government special clouds, and single-tenant SaaS configurations enables EchoMark’s forensic watermarking technology in the world’s most sensitive environments for Governments and Enterprises.
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(BUSINESS WIRE) KIRKLAND, Wash., April 23, 2025 — EchoMark, the first and only AI-powered invisible forensic watermarking solution to address the critical “last mile” of information sharing and provide unrivaled security, today announced the availability of "intel-grade" enhanced security deployment environments for the world’s most sophisticated and security-conscious organizations including government agencies. EchoMark’s forensic watermarking technology is now available for on-premises installations, air-gapped and government special clouds, and single-tenant SaaS configurations that meet the most stringent security, compliance, privacy, and control requirements including the intelligence community, defense, and highly regulated industries.
More than ever before, the U.S. government faces a dramatically escalating crisis of information leaks, posing significant risks to national security, international relations, and public trust. Commercial enterprises are also experiencing a similar trend with insiders attempting to sabotage the organization with leaks.
EchoMark is already used by the federal government in on-premises environments to protect highly classified information. With today’s announcement, even more government agencies — along with highly regulated industries such as financial services and global entertainment — can deploy EchoMark’s technology with the assurance that their most sensitive communications remain fully isolated and protected.
“Governments and intelligence agencies operate in environments where information security is non-negotiable,” said Troy Batterberry, co-founder and CEO, EchoMark. “We’ve developed deployment options that meet the highest thresholds of security, enabling our customers to communicate with confidence even in the most classified environments.”
EchoMark’s invisible watermarking technology works by enabling organizations to trace leaks back to their source, even if information is copied, printed, photographed, or retyped. This level of protection is unrivaled and yet essential in safeguarding the intelligence community with traceability to deter unauthorized disclosures and strengthening information assurance.
The company also announced that In-Q-Tel, Inc. (IQT), the not-for-profit strategic investor for the U.S. national security community and America’s allies, has made a strategic investment in EchoMark aimed at helping government clients source innovative solutions, in a trusted and confidential way.
“Information security has profound national security implications. EchoMark’s forensics-based solution represents a breakthrough in how we will protect sensitive information while still ensuring it can be seamlessly shared with those who need to know,” said Katie Gray, Senior Partner, IQT. “We seek out and support transformative technologies that can address pressing national security challenges and EchoMark fits squarely within that mission. Through this partnership, we will bring practical solutions to those dealing with national security to enhance mission effectiveness and security operations.”
EchoMark’s AI-driven watermarking technology is used by a rapidly growing number of commercial enterprises, government organizations, and nonprofits to restore organizational privacy and safeguard sensitive communications.
About EchoMark
EchoMark is a Software-as-a-Service solution that addresses the critical last mile of information sharing and provides unrivaled security for sharing the most sensitive information. Insider risks and data leaks are a growing threat that inflicts real harm to organizations. EchoMark utilizes AI, computer vision, and LLMs to embed invisible watermarks in document and message content, empowering an organization to trace the source of leaks, even if they come in the form of a cell phone picture. No other solution can patch this analog hole.EchoMark partners with organizations across government and industry to unlock the freedom to communicate and collaborate – empowering teams to share information critical to their success, while enabling companies to maintain trust and prevent damage to their organization. For more information, visit www.EchoMark.com.
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