Transfer of copyright

Company management teams tend to be cautious about involving external specialists, for fear of possible confidential information leaks.

The Digital Research Company has conducted large-scale research on various companies which use outsourcing services aimed at identifying the channels of information leakage. The research clearly proved that 59% of confidential information leakages are due to the fault of the staff of these companies who are simply not able to keep secrets to themselves. The remaining 41% of confidential information leaks were also unrelated to the reliability of outsourced service providers, and were rather a result of more trivial circumstances, such as commonplace negligence (e.g. lost notebooks, cases with documents etc). The results obtained demonstrate that the probability of confidential information leakage, when working with professional providers of software services, is negligibly small.

For a company providing such services, this work is no less than a means of survival. That is, its presence and competitiveness on the market depends on the quality of the services it provides. This is a reason why such companies have a very responsible approach to selecting their personnel. The engineers whose job it is to work with customers are not only required to have a very high level of technical expertise (guaranteed by the technology providers) but must also be able to observe discipline and the norms of corporate ethics.

Measures aimed at copyright protection