Three problems.
One solution.

PPAD solves the same core problem — loss of control after a file is shared — across three distinct contexts. Find the one that fits your situation.

1

Compliance and Regulatory Obligation

Your content, methodologies, or deliverables have commercial value that leakage directly erodes.

Regulations like GDPR, HIPAA, and FINRA don't stop applying the moment a file is emailed, downloaded, or shared externally. Neither do the AI data restrictions increasingly written into enterprise MSAs. PPAD keeps encryption and access control active after files leave your systems — ensuring sensitive data stays inaccessible to AI tools and unauthorized parties after sharing.

2

IP and Revenue Protection

Your content, methodologies, or deliverables have commercial value that leakage directly erodes.

When paid content gets redistributed, proprietary deliverables leave with departing employees, or confidential IP gets fed into AI tools — the damage is commercial and immediate. PPAD protects the revenue and competitive advantage behind your files by keeping access tied to authorization, not just to who happens to have the file.

3

Platforms and Infrastructure

Your product delivers files to users. Control ends at download. That's a gap in your security promise.

Every platform that lets users download files has the same architectural gap: once a file leaves the platform, you lose control of it. PPAD closes that gap via API — adding persistent protection, revocation, and post-download tracking without rebuilding your storage architecture or forcing users into a new workflow.

Not sure which fits best?

Book a demo and we'll map PPAD to your specific workflows and obligations.