Lizard Protector 1.1

Lizard Protector 1.1 SNAPSHOT

Protect your HTML, web pages, web sites and portals, elearning courses, images, ebooks, documents, PDF and flash files from unauthorized use and misuse. Protect your IPR and your company’s revenue stream by ensuring your content is always under your control. Lizard Protector was made specifically for publishers that produce courses, html pages, images, flash, etc., where a higher degree of security and control is required beyond simple password protection. It protects your content from unauthorized copying, sharing, modifying, printing (including how many times), and saving, with US Government strength encryption and Digital Rights Management controls. You control who views your content, how long it can be viewed, and what users can do with it. A simple to use web-based administration system lets you control customer access to your protected content and you can revoke access in real-time even after distribution. Import of existing customer data ensures that you can be up and running in less than 5 minutes. If you sell subscription services, our unique concept of publications ensures minimum administration overheads and enables you to effortlessly manage your customer base. Time limited information expiry means your customers continue to pay license fees when they are due. Our e-commerce integration module works with your existing ecommerce system and provides 24x7 delivery of your protected information. Lizard Protector ensures the best security for your files. Your information is locked to individual computers of your customers and cannot be shared with others. Unlike weak and unmanageable password mechanisms (passwords have to be managed, can be forgotten, or shared with others) Lizard Protector uses public key technology with strong 256 bit encryption and a real-time web based licensing system. Protect your IPR and revenue stream whilst distributing your content over the web, on CD/DVD or on removable devices.

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