2006:	Indian Tobacco Company signs contract.
2004:	Rico Elm becomes partner.
2003:	Fuji/Xerox selects LINK to secure intranet for 15.000 employees in Japan.
2002:	Toyota Japan uses Cop's Crypto to secure in-house documents.
2002:	LINK celebrates its 20th anniversary.
2001:	Suncarla corporation in Tokyo starts distributing Cops products.
2001:	WebCops used to protect the American HyperBowl product.
2001:	Macmillan Publishers choose CD-Cops to secure their well-known English and American dictionaries.
2000:	Mediawise selects CD-Cops for distribution in in the Middle East.
1999:	CD-Cops is selected by the leading Chinese security distributor in an extensive test conducted by China's national testlab.
1997:	Oxford University Press signs an agreement for protection of its dictionaries.
1997:	CD-Denmark is bought by Wolters Kluwer. LINK makes a management buy-out. Sadek Takla becomes board chairman, Hans K. Pedersen CEO.
1996:	CD-Cops gets a lot of interest from newspapers, radio and TV due to the new technology behind physical recognition of CD-ROMs.
1995:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 Arabic is released using Cop's Copylock protection.
1994:	LINK goes online with one of the first graphical websites in Denmark.
1993:	DialCops is developed for CD-Denmark who then become a partner in LINK Data Security A/S.
1993:	Large network licensing system is made for Royal Dutch Shell in Amsterdam.
1990:	Lotus 1-2-3 selects Cop's Copylock as their worldwide protection solution.
1988:	We exhibit in Comdex, Las Vegas and get a US sales outlet.
1985:	We move to our current location in the center of Copenhagen.
1984:	Our PC based protection system, Cop's Copylock, is sold in volume.
1982:	Link Computer ApS is started by Roger Mester and Hans K. Pedersen, making consultancy solutions and CPM security programs.