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EchoMark Unveils New API to Extend AI-Powered Defense Against Internal Information Theft to Any Application

API Allows Third Parties to Integrate EchoMark Seamlessly into their Own Apps with the Ability to Mark Everything

EchoMark, the first AI-powered invisible forensic watermarking solution to combat internal information theft, announced the launch of its new API. The API seamlessly integrates EchoMark’s watermarking and leak detection capabilities directly into workflows and applications, protecting sensitive information without disrupting current operations.

“For the first time ever, organizations can watermark anything. This is significant because application vendors and organizations can now very easily protect sensitive information from internal information theft which has real costs and serious consequences for national security, brand health and more”

EchoMark is the only company to watermark plain text. Having pioneered forensic watermarking on text-based documents and images, introducing an API is a natural progression — further strengthening EchoMark’s position as a leader in advanced information security solutions.

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With EchoMark’s API, application vendors and organizations can programmatically apply invisible, forensic watermarks to information shared both internally and externally. Additionally, it enables customers to detect, investigate, and pinpoint the source of data leaks at scale.

“For the first time ever, organizations can watermark anything. This is significant because application vendors and organizations can now very easily protect sensitive information from internal information theft which has real costs and serious consequences for national security, brand health and more,” said Troy Batterberry, co-founder and CEO, EchoMark. “We take our responsibility of being trusted to protect highly classified info and national secrets incredibly seriously. We offer our customers the highest level of protection so they can communicate confidently and in the easiest way possible. The new API takes us a big step towards our vision where every piece of private information is forensically watermarked.”

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New API Capabilities Include:

  • Large-scale watermarking and monitoring which automates protection of high volumes of sensitive files and digital content.
  • Flexible integration tailored to an organization’s unique requirements — decide when, where, and how watermarks are applied.
  • Reducing human error and ensuring security is consistently applied.
  • Simple, fast deployment of EchoMark’s capabilities into applications and custom workflows, reducing time spent for onboarding.
  • Data control and sovereignty allows customers to keep their information stored within the organization’s environment.
  • Comprehensive leak investigations directly through the API allow customers to receive real-time results.

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