Software License Protection Dongle From SecureMetric Maximizes Software Protection and Combats Software Piracy For Minimum Investment
Online, April 3, 2011 (Newswire.com) - A serious issue confronting information technology today, software piracy ultimately tied with abuse of information and intellectual ownership. Studies conducted by the Business Software Alliance reveals that in 2009, for every $100 worth of legitimate software sold in 2009, an additional $75 worth of unlicensed software also made its way into the market. Besides threats of revenue loss, software piracy is also linked with the malware and computer hacking - which have long become global in scale and are both increasing in terms of occurrence.
SecureMetric Technology is a multinational company that employs strong security methodology to effectively combat increasing computer fraud. SecureMetric creates advanced software license protection products and solutions showcased at SecureMetric Technology to fight against software piracy that are implemented in more than 35 countries around the globe.
Headquartered in Kuala Lumpur with subsidiaries in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Jakarta and Singapore, SecureMetric Technology is on top of supporting more than 3,000 companies worldwide in software protection. The company offers to be a trusted digital security technology partner for copyright and licensing.
SecureMetric Technology takes pride in SecureDongle; a software licensing protection Dongle is a chip-based hardware architecture that ensures complete security against risk of Dongle hardware being cloned or duplicated.
Being HID driverless, SecureDongle requires no external device driver installation, thus minimizing common technical issues that arise from the device driver. It is made with the advanced EAL4+ and ITSEC certified microprocessor smart chip that enables algorithms execution on chip, coupled with built-in support for RSA, DES, 3DES security algorithms to prevent hardware cloning and duplication attack.
SecureMetric Technology further explains that SecureDongle requires a valid 2-level 64-bit password in order to gain access into it, thereby ensuring higher privacy. Moreover, SecureDongle has a built-in advanced password protection system that can prevent Brute-Force attack. This software protection solution also has a globally unique hardware ID which provides unique reference on each individual SecureDongle.
SecureDongle also has up to 64 secure protected Module Zones that facilitate unreadable memory and provide easy licensing management. For additional security, it consists of up to 1,000 bytes Data Zone which developers can use as external memory for selected variables or constants accessed by the protected software. Moreover, SecureDongle supports on-board proprietary Seed Code and true Random Number generation to make the protection more complicated to crack.
Companies taking software security as top business priority should visit http://www.securemetric.com for additional information about implementing maximum protection for their data.
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