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Every share is a potential exposure point. Generic security tools were never built for this.
Once employees share designs via email, personal cloud storage, or USB drives, copies scatter across private inboxes and personal devices.
Designs flow to suppliers, subcontractors, manufacturers, and clients. Every step down the chain adds another place your file can leak.
When you send CAD drawings to a subcontractor, the file persists on their systems indefinitely.
From locking the file itself, to controlling who can do what, to killing access when a project ends — five capabilities that address every leak point.
Encryption and access policies are embedded directly in the file itself, not tied to a network perimeter or storage location. Whether a file is copied to a USB drive, sent as an email attachment, or uploaded to a collaboration platform, the protection policy remains fully active. The file and its protection are inseparable.
Specified file types are encrypted automatically and continuously — no manual steps, no changes to how engineers work.
Protects CAD files stored on PLM or ERP servers. Files are encrypted on download, and unauthorized endpoints are blocked from access.
Engineers on business trips can use encrypted files for a defined time window. Access automatically reverts to restricted when the window closes.
Protection
Configure differentiated permissions by role, project, or supplier tier. Engineers get full edit access; subcontractors get read-only; procurement sees only non-critical views. Permissions extend down to "can print," "can export," and "can copy dimensions" .
Label CAD files as Top Secret, Confidential, Restricted, Internal, or Public. Access policies, encryption, and outbound controls are applied automatically based on level.
Authorization is precise down to individual operations — not just who can open a file, but exactly what they can do inside it.
Different partner tiers receive different access scopes. Boundaries are clear, auditable, and enforced — no unauthorized escalation possible.
When sharing CAD files with external vendors, set expiration dates, view limits, and allowed operations per delivery. When a project ends, any copies already downloaded become instantly inaccessible, even offline.
Password-required access — only the intended recipient with the correct credential can open the file.
Set a date range and maximum open count. After either limit is reached, the file auto-locks.
Block copy, drag-export, Save As, format export, screenshots, screen recording, editing, and re-saving — individually configurable per delivery.
Protection
Even users with viewing rights cannot capture design details via screenshot tools, printers, or phone cameras. This closes the grey-area leakage path — photographing a screen to bypass encryption — from both the office and the factory floor.
Uses the device camera to detect employees photographing screens with a phone. On detection, the machine locks instantly and the event is logged. Built for factory shared terminals.
All print content is logged and imaged. Watermarks embed the printer's identity and a scannable QR code. CAD applications can be individually restricted from printing.
The system automatically records a complete activity log for every CAD file: who opened which version, when, on what device, and from where — and what they did with it. When a breach occurs, you can identify the responsible party within hours and generate a compliance report for internal accountability or a customer audit.
Powerful protection doesn't have to mean painful rollout. Security teams get control; engineers keep their workflows.
No infrastructure overhaul. No file migration. Standardized deployment — live in as little as half a business day.
Engineers keep their tools and habits. Protection runs silently in the background — nearly invisible to end users.
SolidWorks, AutoCAD, CATIA, Creo, STEP, IGES — covering the vast majority of real-world CAD tool usage in manufacturing.
Developed and operated under
ISO 9001 and ISO/IEC 27001
certified management systems.
Designed for manufacturing supply chain collaboration — covering the full chain from R&D to contract production.
Keep IP safe through personnel changes
Deploy file protection for your engineering team so product drawings, process parameters, and technical specifications stay under control as they move through the organization — even when people leave.
Efficient collaboration with clear boundaries
When working with Tier 1 suppliers and machining shops, granular permissions ensure partners get the files they need — while preventing secondary distribution. Every authorization scope is clear and auditable.
Clear digital boundaries with every partner
Send machining drawings to a contract manufacturer with an expiration date, export disabled, and permissions that auto-revoke when the contract ends. Protect your manufacturing know-how without slowing delivery.
Set permissions — view-only, no export, no print, expiry date — and send. Suppliers open the file directly, no installation required. The file stays under your control even after it leaves your system.
Yes. We support all major CAD applications and universal exchange formats including STEP, IGES, and DXF — covering 90%+ of real-world CAD tool usage in manufacturing. For proprietary or custom formats, we offer a compatibility assessment, with support typically delivered within 2–4 weeks.
The moment an account is deactivated, all decryption rights are revoked — including files copied to personal drives or email before their last day. No manual file collection or IT cleanup needed.Use our Insider Threat & Data Leakage Risk Assessment Checklist to benchmark how well your current offboarding process covers CAD files and other design IP.
No. Encryption runs transparently in the background. Authorized engineers open, edit, and save files exactly as they normally would — no extra steps, no format changes, no interruption to existing workflows.
