It’s been over a year since the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) came into effect and it’s safe to say that the EU’s financial sector has certainly felt its impact.

We’re proud to be accredited to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001:2022, two of the most respected benchmarks for quality management and information security worldwide.

At SES, simplicity and ease sit at the heart of everything we do. We provide ready‑made template agreements that give end‑users reliable protection across a range of scenarios, while helping software suppliers deliver Software Escrow with confidence and clarity.

This blog examines real-world cases of organisations switching their Escrow agreements to SES and the results they achieved.

Organisations turn to new Software Escrow providers for a wide range of strategic, operational, and risk‑management reasons. This blog takes a closer look at those motivations and shares key insights into why many businesses are now selecting SES Secure as their trusted Escrow partner.

This blog highlights the main takeaway points from our recent article with the Society for Computers & Law (SCL).

If Software Escrow still feels like a back‑office checkbox, 2026 is going to challenge that assumption

For many, delving into online content around the topic of Software Escrow can be an overwhelming experience, one that involves technical wording and complex descriptions. However, at its core, the concept of Software Escrow is actually very simple.

A common question that we get asked is ‘what global regions are deposits and documentation stored in?’. The answer to this question is that we store deposits across all global regions.

In this article, our of Head of Escrow & Continuity, Mark Ryan, provides an in-depth examination of the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, recently introduced to Parliament, and considers how Software Escrow supports its objectives.