A VDR database safeguards sensitive information and files from unauthorized access. It is a vital component of complex business transactions as well as critical processes that require the safe and efficient sharing of thousands of documents. While generic file-sharing services like Dropbox or Google Drive may seem like similar options, they are not equipped with the capabilities and security features demanded by professionals for these processes. This makes a VDR database the ideal choice for businesses that need to share confidential information with several counterparties.
Investment banks depend heavily on the VDR to streamline due diligence and keep M&A transactions moving. These processes often require huge documents that need to be shared quickly and safely with different parties including regulators, investors and potential buyers. A VDR’s ability to create folder levels of access and set users’ permissions at a high level makes it a great choice for this particular use.
Life science and technology companies are heavy users of VDRs to securely share intellectual property chemical formulations, molecules and chemical formulas with partners outside of licensing, fundraising and clinical trials. VDRs’ ability to securely store massive quantities of data and offer flexible reporting makes it the ideal choice for these situations.
A good VDR should have advanced security features like encryption and two-factor verification. It should also offer single sign-on which allows users to log into multiple applications with a single set of credentials, and ensures that cybercriminals are not able to use compromised login details to gain access to multiple accounts. It should also feature an intuitive user interface that permits quick download of documents and upload.
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POSTED BY
John Avery
6th June 2024
