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SA International Increases Security and Reduces Costs With Sentinel Hardware Keys
Overview SA International, formerly Scanvec Amiable, is a global leader in providing complete, professional software solutions from design to production for the sign making, digital printing, screen-printing, and CNC machining industries. The challenge was to worldwide piracy exposure, required a solution more secure than existing products and need for more consultative approach to their security implementation. SA International deployed SafeNet offered engineering support, working collaboratively, developed a means for SafeNet to pre-program keys that resulted in reduced operational costs for SAi.
| Publisher | SafeNet | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | February 2008 | ||
| Format | Case Studies | ||
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