Intellectual property has for long been the victim of theft, plagiarism and the ensuing legal battles over ownership. Therefore, the protection of intellectual property is a major priority for many individuals and companies as well.
Whether it is a new business proposal, a blog article, a music composition or a book draft, Veridocx’s timestamping service is the first of its kind in Australia. It allows anyone to timestamp a digital file to prove its existence at a point in time.
“We saw an unmet need in the market to develop a service to help provide security to intellectual property and content creators to protect what matters to them – their ideas. We have all heard of situations where ideas have been stolen, and while going to a lawyer for every idea you have is costly and impractical, and mailing or emailing files to yourself is not tamperproof, Veridocx provides a cost effective, reliable and non-repudiable solution,” says Felix Thiang, Managing Director of Veridocx.
How does Veridocx help businesses to protect their intellectual property?
Businesses can also utilise Veridocx time stamps for critical business documents, providing additional security in confirming their state at a point in time. Organisations can timestamp important contracts or documents and share them directly from the Veridocx service to put others on notice that they have taken measures to protect themselves, to discourage or prevent tampering by other parties.
An Australian innovation, Veridocx’s digital timestamping solution is unique worldwide in that it provides a complete end to end timestamping solution, from obtaining a timestamp, managing it, allowing third party verification and sharing the time stamped file. It has been designed to take away the complexities of digital security from the user and provide a simple interface to manage their files and timestamps without fear of making a critical mistake.
Each Veridocx timestamp costs AUD $4.95, which includes a digital timestamp, a printable certificate, 12 months of free storage for the file to protect it from loss, damage or modification, free timestamp verification and free secure sharing for as long as the file is stored with Veridocx.
Consumers can receive their first timestamp for free when visiting www.veridocx.com However, take note that the use of timestamps to prove a digital file’s existence are subject to the rules of admissibility in an individual’s jurisdiction.
Veridocx’s service provides timestamps on tamperproof Thales hardware traceable to NIST (the National Standards of Institutes and Technology) in the USA.
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Stuart Saunders said on November 6, 2012
It will be of little use until the patent attorney industry is forced to recognise it.
USPTO had a not dissimilar system whereby you could have docs certified - but they expired after two years - (WHY) - but they have since abandoned it altogether.
Will inventors ever get a say in the patent system?
Stuart Saunders
IPROAG Intellectual Property Rightful Owners Group.
reformiproag dot org
Stuart Saunders said on November 6, 2012
It will be of little use until the patent attorney industry is forced to recognise it.
USPTO had a not dissimilar system whereby you could have docs certified – but they expired after two years – (WHY) – but they have since abandoned it altogether.
Will inventors ever get a say in the patent system? Our bloody ideas, after all!
Stuart Saunders
IPROAG Intellectual Property Rightful Owners Group.
reform@iproag.org
Stuart Saunders said on November 6, 2012
James - could you provide means to edit prematurely posted posts? (Hyperactive trackpad) Pls delete my first post.
BTW, I think this is a great product, (Veridocx) but just that the patent attorney industry's rules for evidence (as they stand) will overrule even cast in stone timestamping.
Interesting tho, that both NIST & PTO come under Dept of Commerce, who would win any tug of war?
Probably lawyers as usual ;-(
Stuart Saunders
IPROAG Intellectual Property Rightful Owners Group.
reform@iproag.org
Paul Callanan said on November 13, 2012
I.P. You PEE, we all PEE. The Patent system is an ASS, whereby the rich cashed up Companies can rule the World and create all manner of variants within the system to suite their own Monopolistic ideals, with the aide of suitably financed back room Patent boys to change the rules, similar to Political Lobbyists. The "ORIGINAL INVENTOR" is just a casualty within the greater scheme of things. My personal experience, was to be originally involved with a Government Department called the V.E.D.C. here in Australia which took over my I.P. then promised my Patent firm [ Davies Collison ] now [ Davies Collison & Cave ] that my Company had a further $50,000.00 in funding in the pipe,l then the Patent firm went ahead with filling Internationally on that proviso, only to find that the "Victorian Economic Development Corporation" was wound up, by the then Victorian Government. As a consequence my Company was sued in the Supreme Court of Victoria, which took me 6 years to resolve. I got my I.P. back in 1992 and sat on it for many years awaiting the mass market penetration of all manner of interactive Tablet and other devices that come to market from time to time. My I.P. is (C) Copyright 1987-2012_All Rights Reserved. [ http://cleblabs.weebly.com ]--[ http://ipadharmony.yolasite.com ]--[ http://swishtones.yolasite.com ] and the work continues into the future from my current Company Janston PtyLtd.,:-[ http://twitter.com/janston ]
Paul Callanan said on November 13, 2012
VERADOX is a good idea for all inventors to jump on board with a signed Document witnessed by a Public Notory in the physical form, then you can sue in the highest Court for the required amount of damages.