What happens when your data leaves your systems

How does NakodaX enforce data rules after a file leaves your network? Because today, your shared files are one click away from an AI model. Let's say you email a proprietary pitch deck to an external vendor.

A legal contract dictates they shouldn't share it, but it physically cannot stop them from pasting that text straight into chat GPT. That's why NakodaX embeds the access rules into the file itself. With document protection, the deck is encrypted in your browser before upload.

Then it's wrapped in a technical rule layer that controls who views it. This identical control model scales to NakodaX data pipelines, filtering out highly sensitive database rows before they reach a partner's warehouse. And with source protection, you can lock down your proprietary code, ensuring it only executes inside a fully authorised customer environment.

So, back to that vendor holding your pitch deck. When they attempt to feed that protected asset into an AI tool, the NakodaX rules restrict the readable content in transit. The AI gets nothing and ingestion is completely blocked.

And what about that highly sensitive proprietary pitch deck you originally sent over to them. The moment that business contract expires, NakodaX automatically revokes permission and the file instantly locks itself permanently.