SourceGuardian Improves PHP Protection with Version 7.0

WebKnowHow
Friday, October 27, 2006; 08:11 AM

SourceGuardian (www.SourceGuardian.com) announced the launch of Version 7.0, a powerful software protection product securing the Internet-focused PHP programming language. The upgrade of this popular software, originally launched in 2002 and already in use by thousands of customers in more than 53 countries, shows the company’s commitment to remaining at the forefront of intellectual property security. Version 7.0 introduces a host of new and enhanced features.

SourceGuardian has become an essential tool for many web developers and programmers, offering the ability to protect their PHP code and therefore their intellectual property. The new version contains all of the same useful features customers have grown to expect, including bytecode encoding, time limiting scripts and locking to specific domain names or machines. However, 7.0 further enhances functionality allowing for protection of non-PHP scripts, including the popular Smarty templating system. Other enhancements include a faster encoding engine, additional security layers and a richer, more intuitive interface. Speaking about SourceGuardian, a long-time customer and independent developer Sam Granger states: "The SourceGuardian PHP Encoder has enabled us to protect our work - ensuring peace of mind for us that our software will not be copied."

“We’re thrilled to finally launch 7.0, with new features and functionality primarily based on user feedback,” states Tatiana Egorova, Marketing Manager of SourceGuardian. “SourceGuardian continues it’s commitment to customer satisfaction, with a policy of continual enhancement, support and discussion with our customers.”