SES Secure's Blogs

Ecovadis is the world’s largest sustainability ratings provider. Earlier this year, we completed the EcoVadis Sustainability Certification. 
This blog explores what this means for us.

James Crissall’s MCR-SEO podcast explores trending topics from a range of industries, from the perspectives of industry professionals that are at the heart of organisations. In a recent episode, James was joined by SES Account Directors, Tom Wheeler and Darragh Lavin. 

The world of software escrow can certainly be an overwhelming place. Whilst many people recognise the crucial roles of data security and risk management within business management, researching these topics often leads to an abundance of confusing terminology and complex concepts.

Cyber-attacks happen when you least expect them. Are you prepared for when they happen? This blog provides guidance from SES Secure’s Senior Tester, Paul Fox, on how to identify and respond to a cyber-attack.

Originally focused on safeguarding source code, traditional software escrow has transformed into a more comprehensive SaaS escrow model, which includes both source code and application data.

The right software can enhance productivity and streamline operations, while the wrong choice can lead to significant setbacks.

Software escrow ensures continuity in using critical applications by involving SES Escrow to securely hold source code and documentation, protecting both developers and clients.

Discover how AI is currently impacting software escrow and what SES might expect in the future, ensuring clients stay ahead in a world where technology and security intersect more intimately than ever before.

Expanding on the theme of why software escrow is pivotal to the Banking industry, we take a deeper look at the issue of Dependence from recent banking software fails.

Discover how SES's software escrow solutions bolster operational resilience for financial entities, ensuring DORA compliance and uninterrupted service.

In a significant boost for both academia and industry, a potential software spin-out driven by Alliance Manchester Business School (AMBS) and the Computer Science department at The University of Manchester, in conjunction with SES Secure Ltd has secured funding from the Innovation Factory.

With 25,158 company insolvencies recorded last year, there's an increased focus on the resilience of the technology-reliant sectors.