By Mark P. Kesslen, Esq. and Leah Satlin, Esq. Traditional source code escrow was designed primarily to protect access to software source code when a software provider could no longer support or maintain its product. Cloud computing and SaaS applications have made that equation considerably more complex. Modern applications may Read more
Legal Perspective from James Gill, Esq. SaaS and cloud-based applications have changed what organizations need to consider when planning for software continuity. Traditional source code escrow may provide access to source code, but SaaS applications can also depend on cloud infrastructure, databases, third-party services, configuration information, deployment processes, and other Read more
Legal Perspective from Blake Turley, Esq. SaaS escrow requires a different approach than traditional source code escrow. Because a SaaS application may depend on cloud infrastructure, databases, third-party services, configuration information, credentials, and other components, access to source code alone may not provide an organization with the ability to recover Read more