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TMCNet: Runge Group Chooses V.i. Labs' CodeArmor to Protect Its Software Intellectual Property in Emerging Markets

[May 28, 2008]

Runge Group Chooses V.i. Labs' CodeArmor to Protect Its Software Intellectual Property in Emerging Markets

WALTHAM, Mass. --(Business Wire)-- V.i. Laboratories, Inc. ("V.i. Labs"), a provider of software protection solutions for securing high-value and mission-critical applications, announced that Australian-based Runge Group has selected CodeArmor(TM) to protect its software solutions from piracy and code theft.

The Runge Group is a leader in the provision of technology and services to the global mining industry. The Group is recognized as a thought leader providing services for mines worldwide from start up to production including feasibility studies, due diligence and valuation, mine planning and scheduling, mine optimisation, business systems and software solutions.

Runge's high-value software applications are increasingly being sold into countries where software intellectual property (IP) laws and enforcement are weak. It wanted to protect the integrity of its licensing system to deter piracy and prevent the theft of its IP contained in the product codebase by protecting it from being decompiled by malicious third parties.

"As we expand into new markets, we want to be proactive and layer software licensing and protection together. We also know that a higher level of protection is needed in conjunction with our licensing investment to prevent piracy," said Runge CTO Scott Henderson. "We chose CodeArmor for its unique support of both native Windows and Microsoft .NET applications, and the ease with which we can automate the protection of our software."

CodeArmor provides a unique dynamic protection capability through constant monitoring and updating of the latest attack vectors and strategies. As a result, ISVs can focus on their core competencies and easily update their software protection without impacting engineering resources or their software development lifecycle.

"Selling high-value software in emerging markets comes with its own unique challenges," said Victor DeMarines, vice president of products at V.i. Labs. "It is not uncommon to find legitimate businesses building complex products or running their enterprises using pirated software. CodeArmor provides multiple layers of protection against reverse engineering for both .NET and native applications that level the playing field for ISVs in these markets."

About CodeArmor

CodeArmor is an out-of-the-box software protection solution that secures applications without requiring source code modifications, functionality changes, or complex security infrastructure. V.i. Labs' patent-pending technology automatically encrypts software at the function level and secures the application run-time environment. Once protected, applications are persistently secured against piracy, code theft and malicious tampering. Two different versions of CodeArmor are available to protect native Microsoft Windows and Microsoft .NET applications.

About V.i. Laboratories (V.i. Labs)

V.i. Labs provides software protection solutions that protect against the misappropriation and theft of intellectual property resident in software applications. Through V.i. Labs' patent-pending technology, software vendors, embedded system providers, enterprise organizations and government agencies are able to easily secure their software against the threat of piracy, tampering and theft, independent of where the applications are distributed. V.i. Labs is privately held and is headquartered in Waltham, MA. For more information please visit http://www.vilabs.com.

(C)2008 V.i. Laboratories, Inc. All rights reserved. V.i. Labs, CodeArmor and the V.i. Labs logo, are trademarks of V.i. Laboratories, Inc. All other product and brand names herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

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