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Securing and Tracking Business Information With Oracle Information Rights Management

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Overview When sensitive or confidential documents can be untraceably opened, copied and forwarded anywhere, organizations face a formidable set of consequences. Data breaches and information leaks can lead to customer losses, decreased revenue, lawsuits, and damaged reputations. How can companies mitigate these risks? Many organizations are turning to Information Rights Management (IRM), a powerful, comprehensive solution that delivers protection of valuable digital information wherever it is stored and used. IRM helps organizations to maintain control over sensitive information even after it has been shared.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Security Management

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