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In the past, businesses went to great lengths to secure their most sensitive documents secure. A lost file could mean the loss of opportunities or a costly lawsuit. In the modern age of digital technology, businesses can safeguard sensitive information by storing them and sharing them within the secure virtual data room.
Virtual data rooms are software platforms that allow document sharing during critical business transactions, like M&A fundraising, IPOs and due diligence. They’re a more efficient and efficient way to share and exchange documents than email or traditional cloud storage solutions.
Security is the major benefit of VDRs in comparison to other cloud storage alternatives. The best virtual datarooms come with multiple layers and advanced encryption techniques, as well as access control methods. This makes them a strong digital fortress that can protect your private data. They also provide granular permissions for view-only mode, view-only mode and screenshot blocking to prevent unauthorized downloads and access. In addition, many VDRs provide compliance reporting tools that strengthen your position in negotiations and deal closures while demonstrating regulatory compliance.
For instance an organization in the life sciences may need to share confidential patient records or research results with a variety of parties. A VDR facilitates collaboration and privacy for all parties. Documents are organized in a folder structure that’s easy to navigate and comes with standardized file names.
Oil and gas companies also need to collaborate with partners outside of projects, but they must ensure that their data security is strict to comply. A VDR equipped with a built-in document viewer, multiple layer of encryption for data, 24-hour backup, virus scanning and redundancy of data centers and security certifications can help reduce M&A risks, accelerate deals, and boost productivity.
Betty Wainstock
Sócia-diretora da Ideia Consumer Insights. Pós-doutorado em Comunicação e Cultura pela UFRJ, PHD em Psicologia pela PUC. Temas: Tecnologias, Comunicação e Subjetividade. Graduada em Psicologia pela UFRJ. Especializada em Planejamento de Estudos de Mercado e Geração de Insights de Comunicação.