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25 February 2026

7 Data Security Features You Need In Your IP Management Software

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Questel is a true end-to-end intellectual property solutions provider serving 20,000 organizations in more than 30 countries for the optimal management of their IP assets portfolio. Whether for patent, trademark, domain name, or design, Questel provides its customers with the software, tech-enabled services, and consulting services necessary to give them a strategic advantage.
IP management software is evolving rapidly, with vendors and users embracing the potential of emerging technologies to save time, reduce errors, and maximize efficiency across the IP lifecycle.
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IP management software is evolving rapidly, with vendors and users embracing the potential of emerging technologies to save time, reduce errors, and maximize efficiency across the IP lifecycle. But what about the potential data security issues? From system resilience to data segregation, our latest eBook discusses seven critical ways to ensure your critical data is safeguarded in the digital age.

When choosing an IP management system (IPMS), you naturally want to feel 100% confident that your critical IP data is completely secure. In this eBook, we share seven practical questions that will help you ensure your chosen IPMS safeguards your critical data, as well as a helpful IPMS security checklist to help you compare responses.

7 Practical Questions about Data Security to Ask Your IPMS Provider

Drawing on our decades of experience upholding client data securely in our Equinox IP management software, we have identified seven critical questions for organizations to ask when selecting a new IPMS, and the key capabilities and attributes to look out for when comparing providers:

  • 1. Where is data stored?
  • 2. How is data segregated?
  • 3. What are your data encryption protocols?
  • 4. How do you control and monitor system access?
  • 5. What is your business continuity/disaster recovery program?
  • 6. What are your IT (and physical) security policies?
  • 7. How do you ensure your system security measures are up to date?

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