November 22, 2021
San Mateo, Calif. – November 22, 2021 – NextLabs, a leading provider of data-centric security software to protect business critical data and applications announced that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has granted three additional patents (patent nos. 11,042,955; 11,057,355; and 11,132,459) to the company. The patents were granted for enhancing capabilities of the policy-based authorization platform to automate the enforcement of business and security policies consistently across the enterprise to protect data and make information sharing more secure.
Keng Lim, Founder & CEO of NextLabs, emphasized the importance of ensuring that sensitive business information is continually protected whether it is being accessed through an application’s graphical user interface or within a document. “Enterprises need to protect sensitive business data however it is being accessed and shared, whether that is through applications or within shared documents.,” said Lim. “To enable enterprises to operate and compete effectively in a highly dynamic global environment, NextLabs provides the knowledge and capability to continually supply new authorization and data security technologies to mitigate information risk allowing organizations to secure sensitive information against internal and external threats.”
The US Patent Office granted the following patents to NextLabs:
With the addition of these three patents, NextLabs maintains a growing portfolio of eighty approved and over 30 pending patents covering the following core areas:
To view the entire patent collection, please visit NextLabs Patents.
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Zero Trust Data Centric Security
NextLabs® patented dynamic authorization technology and industry leading attribute-based zero trust policy platform helps enterprises identify and protect sensitive data, monitor and control access to the data, and prevent regulatory violations – whether in the cloud or on premises
