Intellectual property (IP) lies at the core of every organization. A few decades back, it didn’t used to be. As such, now more than ever, it’s emphasized, placed directly in the cross-hairs by a wide range of cyber-attacks.
What is IP? It can be anything from a specific manufacturing process to ideas and plans for launching a product, a trade secret, or a list of the states in which your copyrights are registered. Imagine it’s a piece of intangible proprietary information. According to the WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) definition, IP encompasses all creations of the mind -from literary, inventions, pictures, artistic works, designs used ...