NakodaX videos/Source Protection·1:51
Protect source code you ship to customers
Ship software to customers, vendors and agencies without giving away how it works. NakodaX Source Protection finds the code only you could have written, locks it, and gives you an off switch for each customer.
Questions this video answers
How do I stop my source code leaking to a competitor?
Can I stop one customer without affecting the others?
Does NakodaX store my code?
Transcript
Somewhere in your code is the part no competitor has.
The moment you ship it, it's out of your hands.
NakodaX protects code, data and documents.
This is Source Protection.
Ship your software to a customer, a vendor or a developer, and they get readable code.
It can reach a competitor, leak to the public, or end up in an AI tool.
And you can't take it back.
You don't lock everything.
NakodaX analyses your code, finds the logic only you could have written, and leaves the boilerplate alone.
You review the list.
Then we publish a protected copy.
Your own repository doesn't change.
The parts you chose are locked, and your customer runs it as usual.
The locked parts open only while the software runs.
Never as readable files, so there's nothing to leak, copy or paste into an AI tool.
Developers keep building.
Agencies and contractors work against stand-ins that behave like the real thing, so they never see the secret.
Your own engineers can change protected code too.
A second person approves, and it locks again when they're done.
Every customer gets their own key.
Give a pilot an end date.
Switch off one customer, and the locked parts stop running there.
Everyone else carries on.
NakodaX holds the keys, not your code.
It works with GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket, and slots into your build.
See who is running your software.
NakodaX Source Protection.
Let your software run, without giving away how it works.
NakodaX.
Protect your competitive advantage.
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Seen in practice
Real situations, and the video where there is one, on the same problem.
Situation
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When your software runs inside a government agency after the contract ends
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