Technology has a tendency to both simplify and complicate things, and when it comes to intellectual property, this is particularly pronounced. As the ability for employees to walkout of a job with a company’s valuable data becomes easier, full forensic analysis grows more burdensome and can be quite costly.
RVM Enterprise’s new RVM Tracer software attempts to carve out an alternative route for enterprises trying to keep a tight vigil over their data. RVM, an e-discovery services provider, developed RVM tracer to circumvent a full forensic analysis, for use as a component of an enterprise’s exit interview process or a tool to determine whether their intellectual property is safe.
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