Also called VDR or Virtual Data Room. It is a storage space for private and confidential information.
A place to store and make accessible the company's private documents. All through restricted access. Only people with granted permission can access.
A Data Room has security, access control and information protection measures.
It works at a much higher level of security, privacy and control than conventional or popular cloud storage.
There is a growing demand for security, privacy and control over company files.
The supply of data room services has increased significantly in the last two years.
These type of solutions have arisen in response to the lack of security, privacy and control of popular cloud storage systems, like those based on virtual disks such as Google Drive or Dropbox.
Advanced authentication procedures that prevent hackers from accessing documents.
File security. Access rights that can be established and that define who is authorised to perform specifications.
Advanced encryption for data transfer and storage.
Everything is in a centralised location that can be accessed seamlessly from anywhere.
Document management: changes to documents are logged and reported, as well as the author, the change made and the time stamp.
Actions speak louder than words.
Security and privacy by design is what these recently launched Data Rooms offer. Dataprius has had these features for almost a decade, not just a couple of years.
The security and data protection of a system can be proven by signing a contract.
Dataprius signs with all its clients the GDPRcontract for data processing by third parties.
No other data room on the market offers this legally binding guarantee in the European legal system.
A Data Room may be offered with spectacular security measures, but if the data ultimately resides in a country with weak security and data protection legislation, there will be no legal guarantees.
Most Data Rooms on the market store data in the United States. Dataprius stores data in Europe, under European and GDPR laws.
They are used to store confidential documents, such as those relating to financial transactions, insurance documents, patents and other due diligence documents.
A VDR stores all of the company's most private documents.
Here are some examples. Companies from different sectors that use Dataprius as a Data Room. Always motivated by the guarantees of a high level of privacy and data protection. Long before the commercial term Data Room appeared.
