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What happens to a file after it is downloaded?
Encryption protects a file while it is stored and while it moves. See what NakodaX does once an authorized person has already downloaded a copy.
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Overview · 3:14
NakodaX in 200 seconds
A fast walkthrough of how NakodaX helps a business keep control of documents, business data and source code as they move beyond its own systems.
September 21, 2026
Document Protection · 3:15
Selective Share: send only the pages, slides or rows someone needs
Most people only need part of a document. See how Selective Share sends just the pages, slides, rows or columns a recipient needs and nothing else.
September 21, 2026
Source Protection · 3:29
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.
September 21, 2026
From the blog
Document Protection · 4 min read
Can you revoke a document after sending it?
A normal PDF cannot be taken back once it is sent. A protected one can. Here is what revoking access actually does, and what it does not undo.
September 14, 2026
Document Protection · 3 min read
Your ex-employee has ChatGPT
Revoking a login closes the doors to the building. It does nothing about files that already left. They stop opening, on the laptop and in AI, once you revoke.
September 11, 2026
Document Protection · 3 min read
Send three slides, not the deck
Selective share lets you send only the pages or slides someone should see. Paired with AI-proof .nkxd files, the rest of your document never leaves your hands.
September 8, 2026