Intralinks, Inc.

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Synchronoss Technologies, Inc

Wade Michael Callison

Mushegh Hakhinian

Christopher Todd Ford

Fahim Siddiqui

Ganesh Kannan

Amir M Azmi

Jerry Lee Meyer

Mayank Choudhary

Clement Cazalot

Liviu Rozin

Anupam Miharia

Sudhakar Velamoor

Jonathan Gorin

Uli P Mittermaier

Matthew A Porzio

Alex Negrea

John T Held

John William Giudice

Peter Wenzel

Kevin L McCarthy

David Scott Lindsay

Constantin Miroslav

Paul Tearnen

Andrew James Mitchell

Visal Chandrakant Acharya

Yana Nikolayeva

Madhavi Parimi

Wasif Qayyum Awan

Vedang Shailesh Purohit

Godsway Sappor

Selom Harry Azuma

Glenn Schwartz

Harshal Morparia

Richard David Anstey

Karla Toyloy-Mattera

Margin Vora

Benedict Robert Dsilva

Michael Joseph Waluk

Jeffery Chi Wong

Nanu Swamy

Peter W Cleary

Simon Genzer

Khurram Ghafoor

Charlie Weiblen

Fuat Ertunc

Tony Yip

Olivier Mangez

Douglas McLean Gordon

Ronald W Hovsepian

Kevin McNulty

John Landy

Dario R Lirio

Himali Mahajan

Talbott Crowell

Matthew T Wellschlager

Philip A Whitchelo

Johnson Jun Sing Yick

Stephen Alexander Whinston

Mark Richard Parascandolo

Grant Branton

Phillip J Plante

Kevin L Mccarthy

Anver Sotnikov

Johnson Jun Yick

In embodiments of the present invention improved capabilities are described for managing digital rights management (DRM) protected content sharing in a networked secure collaborative computer data exchange environment through a secure exchange facility managed by an intermediate organizational entity amongst users of a plurality of other organizational entities, wherein computer data content and access rights for the computer data content is shared between a first and second user, the computer data content and access rights for the computer data content are transformed into a DRM protected computer data content through communications with a DRM engine, wherein the DRM engine is selected based on a content type of the computer data content, and the DRM engine is provided by an entity other than the intermediate organizational entity and other than any of the plurality of other organizational entities.

Systems and methods of secure data exchange

In embodiments of the present invention, improved capabilities are described for securely sharing computer data content between business entities as managed through an intermediate business entity, where the secure sharing process utilizes encryption provided by the intermediate business entity but where the encryption keys used in the encryption are at least in part managed through one of the business entities as customer managed keys.

Computerized method and system for managing secure content sharing in a networked secure collaborative exchange environment with customer managed keys

An example method for managing digital rights management (DRM) protected content sharing in a networked secure collaborative computer data exchange environment includes establishing, by a secure exchange facility and managed by an intermediate organizational entity, a procedure that allows a user from a first entity to share access to computer data content with a user from a second entity based on indicated access rights. The method includes transforming the computer data content into DRM protected content, utilizing a DRM engine provided by a separate entity. The method includes granting access to the content to the second user, providing permissioned control to entities utilizing a number of data storage nodes, and managing secure data exchange of the content and metadata, without the secure exchange facility having access to the content. The method includes operations to support content services including data transformation, filtering, analytics, and searching tools for the content.

In embodiments of the present invention improved capabilities are described for securely sharing computer data content that allows for the secure un-sharing of the content. The facility to un-share content may be implemented through a secure exchange server, where the content is being shared along with a secure protection feature that when altered results in the un-sharing of the content. This secure un-sharing facility may be used to securely share content beyond the secure protective facilities of an enterprise, out to users in other companies, into the public space, to users not intended to get the content, and the like, where the sender maintains control to access of the content no matter where or to who the content has been distributed. In this way, the secure sharing of content is made to be easy across corporate boundaries at the user level and at the individual document level.

Computerized method and system for managing secure content sharing in a networked secure collaborative exchange environment

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Wade Michael Callison