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1997
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- Three partners found Fallingbrook Technologies in Ottawa, ON, Canada
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1999
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- Company is renamed Cloakware
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2000
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- First flagship patent is filed
- First license agreement to use Cloakware DRM technology in an e-book product is signed
- US$3M first-round financing is secured
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2002
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- Cloakware Transcoder is launched
- Cloakware Transcoder is licensed to a leading US software company
- Cloakware receives Frost & Sullivan Technology Innovation Award
- First customer in EMEA is signed
- White-box cryptography is launched
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2003
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- TD Ventures, Covington Capital, and Intel invest US$4.6M in Series A financing
- Intel Capital licenses technology to Cloakware
- First patent is awarded for data flow code transformations
- Irdeto becomes a customer
- Cloakware Security Suite for application developers is launched
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2004
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- Cloakware becomes a Microsoft Security Partner for Windows Media DRM
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2005
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- Cloakware reincorporates in Delaware
- TD Ventures, Globespan Capital, Covington Capital, and Intel Capital invest US$10M in Series B financing
- First customer in Asia-Pacific, Mobile Broadcasting Corporation (MBCo), is signed
- Cloakware Server Password Manager, an enterprise security product, is launched
- Cloakware joins Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA)
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2006
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- Year-over-year number of contracts triples
- 100th employee is hired
- First US enterprise channel partner is signed
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2007
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- Cloakware technology is deployed to over one billion client applications worldwide
- Irdeto signs agreement to acquire Cloakware
- Acquisition of Cloakware closes
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