Enterprise Digital Rights Management (EDRM)

Supplier & Contractor Data Automation: Single system automating and managing part reference and history data including quality and non-quality actions, with notifications sent upon part, specification release, and end of life.

Multi-Level Security: Leverage various levels of security (read, write, delete, metadata, etc.) applicable to a specific object.

Rigorous Security Controls: Utilize controls built in through the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) using the OWASP OpenSAMM model that leverage industry best practices and automated scanning tools.

Access Control Lists (ACL): Map and specify access control rules between an object type, lifecycle state, participants, and their associated permissions.

Security Labels: Determine if a user/organization is authorized to access an object in the system. Identify legal information, establish export control criteria, or protect proprietary information.

Active Agreements: Provide a set of users, groups, or organizations with clearance to access objects otherwise restricted by security labels for a particular span of time, limiting how long access I is provided to specified objects.

Security Audit Event Tracking: Receive audit logs indicating unauthorized security-related attempts on proprietary information.

Problem Reporting: Obtain automated incident response communications of associated risk to impacted assemblies, items, and parts internally or by suppliers.

MCAD/ECAD Management: Limit visibility to specific designs prior to sharing with subcontractors or design partners. Use out-of-the-box tools to optimize 3D visualization data, removing analytical information.