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AnySecura protects game IP across Unreal, Unity, Perforce, and render servers — transparent encryption, zero pipeline changes, full leak traceability.
To Unreal, Unity, or Perforce — deploy silently with zero pipeline disruption
From agent install to full studio-wide coverage across all developer machines
File-level encryption that travels with every asset — USB, cloud, and contractor devices
Audit log of every file access, copy, and upload — always attributed to a named user
Engine code and unreleased designs sit on hundreds of shared machines for years before a title ships.
Games take three to seven years to ship, with contributors rotating in and out while IP lives on shared machines throughout.
3–7 Years Average window production assets exist on shared systems before a title ships
Contracted studios and freelancers have the same file access as permanent staff — but credentials often stay active days past departure.
68% Of insider incidents involve employees or contractors with active credentials at time of breach
Proprietary engines and unreleased art command high market prices — making every file on your network a target.
$1B+ In game IP stolen or leaked from major studios between 2019 and 2023
One concept art leak kills a months-long reveal campaign. A source code breach hands competitors your unreleased title.
181 Days Average time to detect a breach — often after the title has already shippedVersion control, network security, and DLP were all in place — none of them stopped the leak.
LAPSUS$ phished one employee, gained Slack admin access, and pulled 90 unreleased gameplay clips — Perforce was never touched. All exfiltration happened at the communication endpoint.
Rhysida phished to Domain Administrator in 25 minutes, demanded $2M, then published 1.67 TB — Wolverine source, Spider-Man 3 concept art, an X-Men roadmap through 2033, and passport scans.
Microsoft published the complete 155 GB PC build to Steam unencrypted — 10 days before launch. Pirate groups distributed it within hours.
Each common control leaves one exploitable gap — and attackers don't need technical sophistication to use it.
Tracking stops the moment a file leaves the depot. Copies to personal drives leave no audit trace.
Contractor folders span the whole project, not just their deliverable — and credentials stay active until IT manually revokes them.
Enterprise DLP is tuned for office documents. Unreal packages, Unity scenes, and proprietary binary formats pass through as unknown.
Git pushes and cloud uploads look like ordinary TLS traffic — a firewall can't distinguish source code from a web page.
One lightweight agent closes all three gaps simultaneously — across every machine in your studio.
Driver-level encryption — authorized tools read files normally; anything outside the policy sees only unreadable ciphertext.
Endpoint controls block and log every outbound attempt before data leaves the machine.
Per-access watermarks identify user and session — when a leak surfaces, trace it to the source in hours.
Engineers work in Unreal, Unity, and Perforce unchanged — the driver decrypts transparently. That same file on a USB or personal cloud is unreadable ciphertext. Contractor access auto-expires on the end date.
Contractors receive access scoped to specific folders, machines, and dates only. It expires automatically on the end date — no IT action required.
Unreleased art surfaces on a subreddit three weeks before your reveal. Thirty people had access. The forensic watermark, embedded at each view or export, identifies the source user within hours — surviving crop, recompression, and phone-camera capture.
One agent, one console — workstations, render nodes, build servers, and remote contractors. Deployed studio-wide in under one business day.
Covers every dev machine studio-wide — policy follows users to remote offices and co-dev partners.
Render farms process sensitive art assets — the server agent encrypts outputs under the same policies as workstations.
Compiled builds and packaged assets are encrypted under the same policies as source files.
Remote teams and contractors share the same agent and policy — scoped access, channel blocking, and watermarks apply everywhere.
Built for the specific demands of game development — not adapted from generic enterprise security.
Files encrypt at creation — no extra steps for developers, and no file is ever left unprotected.
Contractors and co-dev partners fall under the same policy as staff — no separate workflow or VPN required.
Render farms, build servers, and CI/CD agents all run under one console — artifacts are as protected as source files.
Every access is logged with user, device, and timestamp — a clear evidence chain for any leak investigation.
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AnySecura encrypts every file at rest on managed machines — code pushed to any unauthorized git repository arrives as unreadable ciphertext. Without an authorized endpoint and valid policy, the data cannot be read, compiled, or used regardless of where it was pushed.
Yes. AnySecura operates at the file-system driver level — Unreal Engine, Unity, Maya, and Perforce read and write files normally, with no plugin, SDK, or build script changes required.
Policies define decryption rights by directory, time window, and authorized machine — a contractor accesses only the folders relevant to their deliverable, for the contract duration only. Access expires automatically at the end date with no IT action required.
Yes. AnySecura embeds an invisible digital watermark the moment each user views or exports an asset — encoding identity, machine, and timestamp. It survives screenshot, crop, JPEG re-compression, and phone-camera capture, and produces a forensic report within hours.
Yes. The same lightweight agent and policy console covers Windows workstations, render farm nodes, and build servers — render outputs and build artifacts are encrypted under the same policies as source files.
Tell us about your studio's setup — on-prem Perforce, remote contractor access, or outsourced art pipelines. We'll show you exactly how AnySecura closes the gaps in your current workflow.
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