Industries/Government and enterprise
Sensitive code, built by many hands. Kept inside your walls.
Contractors, subcontractors and rotating staff build it. Agencies and banks run it on their own servers. NakodaX locks the parts that matter and runs where you do, even offline.
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In short
Government and enterprise papers, data and software are shared with advisers, partners and contractors, and often end up on machines their owner never sees. NakodaX closes a room of papers on the date you set, gives each partner its own view of the data, locks the sensitive code, and runs on your own servers, even offline.
Who it's for
Government and defense teams, enterprise IT and engineering leaders, and the software vendors and contractors who build for them
What you share
- Confidential plans shared with outside advisersDocument Protection
- Sensitive code built by integrators and subcontractorsSource Protection
- Software an agency or bank runs on its own serversSource Protection
- Code that passes down a chain of subcontractorsSource Protection
- Sensitive records shared with partners for one projectData Protection
- A record of who opened the protected filesSource Protection
Has this happened to you?
Real moments where control slips, and the product that keeps it.
Sensitive government and defense code built by contractors
Defense and government systems are built by integrators, subcontractors and rotating staff. Each of them ends up holding a copy of code that should never leave the building.
Fixed with Source Protection
When your customer runs your software on their own servers
Big customers want your software inside their own environment. That means handing them a full, working copy of your code, and you have no way to switch it off when the contract ends.
Fixed with Source ProtectionWhen your software runs inside a government agency after the contract ends
Agencies run your software on their own servers, often with no internet. The contract year ends, the budget moves, and your product keeps running, with no way for you to know or to stop it.
Fixed with Source Protection
When your code reaches companies you never contracted
A prime contractor brings in subcontractors, and they bring in their own. By the third level, your code is on machines you have never heard of.
Fixed with Source Protection
After an incident, who actually held your code?
Something leaks, or a competitor ships something familiar. The first question is who had the code and when. Most companies cannot answer it.
Fixed with Source Protection
When sensitive data outlives the project it was shared for
A project needs your most sensitive records. A research partner, another organisation and an analytics contractor each get an extract. The project ends. The extracts don’t.
Fixed with Data Protection
When a confidential plan goes to outside advisers before it is announced
A reorganisation, a policy change, a site closure. Consultants, lawyers and another department all need the papers before anyone else knows. The announcement comes and goes. The papers stay with them.
Fixed with Document Protection
What NakodaX does for government and enterprise.
Use one product, or all of them. Each covers a different thing you share.
Confidential plans shared with outside advisers
One NDA for the room, only the sections each adviser needs, and a closing date that ends every share.
Explore Document ProtectionSensitive data shared with partners for one project
Each partner gets a file with only its columns, under its own licence, and the keys stop when the project ends.
Explore Data ProtectionCode built by contractors and run on your servers
Contractors build against stand ins, each company has its own licence, and it all works inside your own network, even offline.
- Find the crown jewels
- Stand ins
- Runs at the customer
- One switch per customer
- Approved changes
- Every deployment
Go deeper
Articles and a video on the same problem, and how NakodaX handles it.
Blog
How Source Protection works, step by step
How NakodaX finds the code worth protecting, gives developers stand ins to build against, ships a protected release and decrypts the code only in memory.
Read moreBlog
When the acquirer wants to see the code
Technical due diligence means sharing source code with a company that may not buy you. Review need not leave an ordinary working copy behind.
Read moreVideo
Source Protection for software deployed outside your business
When software has to run in a customer or vendor environment, see how NakodaX keeps selected proprietary components out of the readable release.
Watch (3:29)
Government and enterprise questions
Can NakodaX run inside our own network?
Can contractors build without reading the sensitive code?
How does access end when a contract does?
Does access end the moment I revoke a licence?
Tell us what you share, and with whom.
We will show you which product fits, on your own files, data or code.