Breaches of the terms of the licence can be costly.

With so-called proprietary licences, publishers can audit the way the application is actually used and impose costly adjustments if the subscribed rights are exceeded.

In the case of "free" software, accessible under an "open source" licence, failure to comply with the licence conditions may result in other types of penalty, in particular the "contamination" of the source code of your own applications, which would become public.

To make things even more complex, many products can be used under proprietary or open source licences, depending on the case...

We train your user teams to adopt the right reflexes when choosing, downloading and using software applications in order to limit these risks.