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ThunderStore BV, a Dutch software creator and distributor specializing in content security software for corporations, was in the final stages of completing its newest product called X-Tra Secure in May 2001. X-Tra Secure is a corporate content security solution, designed to prevent undesired, inaccurate, illegal, and unknown data usage. While current security measures taken by organizations allow for determining who is authorized to access business critical data and where they are authorized to access it, X-Tra Secure additionally allows for the monitoring and regulating of what data is in use, when and how it is used, who uses it and where it is stored. The program analyzes data on file content, file properties, location and the application opening it even before it reaches the operating system, and reacts according to the X-Tra Secure policies set by the organization, e.g. by (not) allowing the requested file to be opened, read, saved, copied, deleted, etc.
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Kroese, D.A. (2004). Fear appeals on commercial web pages: a qualitative study. In: Neuendorff, D., Schmidt, C.M., Nielsen, M. (eds) Marktkommunikation in Theorie und Praxis. Europäische Kulturen in der Wirtschaftskommunikation, vol 4. Deutscher Universitätsverlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81329-9_3
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