Uniloc in the News

Here’s what press and analysts are saying about Uniloc and its technology innovations.

	Avangate eCommerce Digital 1 Audio Selects Avangate CodeBox secured by Uniloc's SoftAnchor September 15, 2009 Uniloc’s SoftAnchor technology is part of the Avangate CodeBox toolset recently selected by Digital 1 Audio for the online sales and distribution of the well-known PCDJ family of products.
	Orange County Business Journal After Microsoft, Uniloc Eyes Growth, IPO September 14, 2009 Orange County Business Journal profile of Uniloc USA.
	eMediaWire Arxan Launches Software Protection Solutions Suite for ISVs September 3, 2009 Powered by Uniloc®. BindIT provides strong, performance efficient, cost-effective and user-friendly node locking for software applications.
	Sourcews Uniloc USA Appoints Industry Veteran as CFO August 31, 2009 Uniloc appoints industry veteran Michael Lin as its CFO to spearhead its Financial and Strategic Initiatives.
	CIO Securing Critical Assets August 28, 2009 Jim White of Uniloc describes how today's networks require a highly secure and all-encompassing approach focused on identifying the "trusted devices"--such as PCs, field controls, etc.--that are permitted to access a network, while blacklisting the rest.
	ECommerce Times The Difference Between Compliance and Security August 26, 2009 Uniloc executive Jim White explains why being compliant is not the same thing as being secure.
	ABC Ric Richardson on the Big Deal August 24, 2009 Australian inventor and Uniloc founder Ric Richardson took on mighty Microsoft and scored a remarkable victory.
	Top News Recent Infringement Cases Indicate Microsoft's Patent Defense Has Gone Amiss August 20, 2009 Despite the fact that Microsoft has long had patent infringement safeguards, and it often wins infringement cases that small companies file against it, two recent cases have depicted the software giant's vulnerability.
	Business Week Microsoft's Patent Dust-Ups August 19, 2009 Microsoft has focused in recent years on protecting itself against infringement lawsuits. But two recent cases--one of them won by Uniloc--show that the company is still vulnerable to allegations of infringement.
	Law.com Judge Denies Microsoft Bid to Overturn $200M Infringement Verdict - and Tacks on $90M More August 13, 2009 Microsoft tried to overturn its $200 million judgement in i4i's successful lawsuit, but federal district court Judge Leonard David threw out their request and increased their judgment by $90 million.
	AMR Research Fingerprint Your Systems to Improve Security June 1, 2009 One company, Uniloc USA, has developed a product that can markedly improve security, relying less on the traditional “keeping the bad guy out” and more on “only letting the good guy in.”
	Actuate ip Patents: Aussie's Kicking Goals in US Patent System May 15, 2009 Uniloc was awarded damages of $US 388 million, or approximately $AU 537 million, after a US court found that Microsoft infringed Uniloc’s patent rights.
	Chemical Facility Security News Electronic Device Fingerprints May 14, 2009 Where control systems are hardwired and commands can be routed through a central server, electronic device fingerprint technology may help solve the problem of allowing engineers to monitor and adjust process upsets from off-site locations without compromising the security of the system.
	Government Computer News The Difference Between Compliance and Security May 11, 2009 NetAnchor enables an organization to create a trusted-device network in which only authenticated devices are allowed to communicate. Authorized machines are identified through Uniloc’s PDR technology to generate a device's fingerprint based on its unique characteristics.
	Help Net Security Authentication Technology for Critical Infrastructure Protection May 11, 2009 Organizations and industries designated as critical infrastructure require security solutions that prevent the disruption of mission-critical applications and protect valued assets.
	Network World After Defeating Microsoft in Patent Case, Uniloc Looks to Future May 11, 2009 On the heels of a $388 judgment against Microsoft, Uniloc is ramping up to apply its physical device recognition technology to the protection of critical infrastructure such as chemicals, transportation, oil and gas, power, and water systems.
	SC Magazine Microsoft Hit With $388 Million Ruling in Patent Dispute April 10, 2009 A federal judge ruled this week that the software giant infringed on a Uniloc patent held for technology that restricts the unlicensed installation of software.
	Information Week Microsoft Must Pay $388 Million to Settle Patent Claim April 9, 2009 Microsoft has been hit with one of the largest patent awards on record, as a jury on Thursday ordered the software maker to pay $388 million to a security vendor that claims Redmond misappropriated its technology.
	Los Angeles Times Microsoft Loses Patent Verdict April 9, 2009 The jury in Providence, R.I., found that Microsoft violated the patent of Uniloc Singapore Private Ltd. and Uniloc USA Inc. Uniloc, which filed the lawsuit 5 1/2 years ago, claimed Microsoft wrongfully used its technology to earn billions.
	PC World Jury Awards $388 Million in Microsoft Patent Violation Case April 8, 2009 A jury in Rhode Island found Microsoft violated a patent held by Uniloc used to protect against software piracy, a copy of the jury's findings showed Wednesday.
	ChannelWeb Jury Tells Microsoft to Pay Uniloc $388 Million in Antipiracy Patent Case April 8, 2009 Microsoft has been ordered to pay $388 million in damages for infringing on an antipiracy patent owned by Uniloc, an Irvine, Calif.-based developer of antipiracy software.
	ZDNet Jury Orders Microsoft to Pay $388 Million Over Anti-Piracy Patent April 8, 2009 The jury ruled that Microsoft did infringe on Uniloc’s patent, which was also deemed valid.
	Reuters Microsoft Ordered to Pay $388 Million Over Anti-Piracy Patent April 8, 2009 A verdict was reached by a jury in a long-running case in federal court in Rhode Island, which found that Microsoft infringed Uniloc's patent on software that generates unique identities for licensed users and prevents unauthorized use or copying of programs.