SafeNet Delivers Licensing And Monetisation Solution
Sentinel Cloud, enables independent software vendors to license and monetise their on-premise, hybrid, and cloud-based solutions.
SafeNet, Inc., a global data protection service provider, has announced enhancements to its Sentinel software monetisation solution, Sentinel Cloud, that enables independent software vendors (ISVs) to easily license and monetise their on-premise, hybrid, and cloud-based solutions.
“This enhancement to the Sentinel portfolio was specifically designed for ISVs that are reaching for the cloud but not quite ready to make the full transition away from on-premise software,” said SafeNet Vice President, Product Management, Jake Fox. “We know there are a lot of reasons why vendors can’t fully transition their software to the cloud – from legacy customers to legacy back-end systems and licensing models. We get that, and we have enhanced the Cross-Locking of our Sentinel portfolio specifically to help them seamlessly migrate all or a portion of their business to the cloud on a timetable that works best with their existing architecture and licensing models.”
To gain the benefits of cloud computing, software developers are transitioning from traditional software installed at the end-user premises to SaaS-based solutions, which provide them with operational savings and a much more engaging user experience. As these vendors make the transition, many are finding that their on-premise licensing models do not easily transition to the SaaS world. In order to help customers address this issue, SafeNet has enhanced its Sentinel software licensing and monetisation solutions to meet the needs of software developers making the transition to the cloud.
Leveraging the unique Cross-Locking component of Sentinel Cloud’s ‘Protect Once, Deliver Many, Evolve Often’ design philosophy, software developers can easily ‘test the waters’ of SaaS while still making the most of their traditional solutions. Sentinel is the only available solution on the market that enables vendors to transition at their own pace, while supporting all software offerings with a single set of APIs (application programming interfaces) and a centralised back-office entitlement management system. By doing so, it helps users try new and more flexible licenses, regardless of how the software is delivered.
Sentinel’s cloud-based software delivery has created a continuous ‘live’ engagement model that provides ISVs with visibility into all service usage, resulting in instant access to customer intelligence in order to fuel low-touch sales cycles and provide customers with more flexibility, faster start times, and a better overall experience.
SafeNet’s Sentinel family of licensing and monetisation software and services is designed to drive monetisation by enabling software developers to define flexible service catalogs, provision contracts, and automate business processes, as well as control and monitor usage, and adapt offerings to meet customers evolving needs.

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