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News · September 5, 2019

RegDOX Solutions Inc. Granted a US Patent for Its Cloud-based System To Secure and Exchange Export-controlled Data

NASHUA, NH, Sept 04, 2019–(BUSINESS WIRE)–RegDOX Solutions Inc., the leading company for securing and exchanging documents and files in the cloud while complying with Federal regulations governing exports (ITAR/EAR), as well as those incorporated in NIST publication 800-171, today announced that the US Patent and Trademark had issued a patent covering RegDOX’s system to store and manage export-controlled documents in the cloud. (Patent No. 10,389,716).

RegDOX’s patented technology for permission-based storage of US export-controlled technical data confirms its ground-breaking and leading role in bringing the efficiency and flexibility of a cloud solution to solve the problem of allowing multiple member and locations to collaborate using controlled data while complying with the strict regulatory and licensing requirements of US export laws.

I want to congratulate the RegDOX team for this effort,” stated William O’Brien, Chief Operating Officer of RegDOX Solutions and the named inventor on the patent.

He further said, “RegDOX is well-positioned to provide this off-the-shelf, unique, highly efficient and cost-effective solution to companies who want to ensure they are compliant while using the latest technology.

 

About RegDOX Solutions Inc.

Operating since 2007, RegDOX Solutions Inc. is a market-leading provider of highly intuitive SaaS solutions enabling customers to securely manage and collaborate on confidential documents and information, whether inside or outside of their IT environments. RegDOX® products and services include storage and data management services, as well as DFARS assessment services. Click here for a free trial and product demo today.

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www.RegDOX.com
+1 603.651.0633

 

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