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You can create security policies in a VDR to require two forms of identification (such a password or a one-time code transmitted via mobile device) to permit someone to access your files. VDRs allow you to make user permissions expire after a specific number of days, based on the date/time the files were uploaded. You may also opt to notify users that their access to the files is set to expire.
The most common use case for a VDR is due diligence in mergers and acquisitions where multiple parties are required to view confidential documents from the company which otherwise wouldn’t be accessible without the secure, online security provided by the VDR. Other business processes that benefit from a VDR include raising capital or reorganizing, as well as internal audits.
VDRs are also very popular with venture capitalists and private equity firms which typically handle a huge number of transactions at one time that necessitate the sharing of huge amounts of information. The document management and indexing capabilities of VDRs VDR allow users to find what they need and to quickly examine the data in a secure environment.
Auditors and regulators are often reviewing companies in the growth phase to make sure they are checking all «t»s and dotting every «i». A virtual data space helps companies keep their information organized, accessible and secure in a way that can be easily reviewed and inspected.
