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Investigate possible disclosure without naming the innocent.
Recipient-specific issued copies, denied-open telemetry, revocation, anomaly scoring, watermarks, and canary documents help you investigate possible disclosure. An unauthorized access attempt is treated as evidence of possible exposure - never automatic proof of wrongdoing.
- Pseudonymous per-recipient copy IDs
- Denied-open telemetry before plaintext exposure
- Canary documents trigger critical alerts
Exposure Detection
Leak signals & telemetry
Capabilities
What Exposure Detection does
Recipient tracking
Per-recipient copy commitments trace a leak to its distribution path.
Watermarks
Visible and invisible recipient-specific marks as forensic aids.
Canaries
Decoy documents that fire a critical alert on any open attempt.
Access denial telemetry
Risk-scored denied-open events feed your SIEM and SOC workflows.
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The future of trusted documents
Bring cryptographic verification, verifiable provenance, and zero-trust access control to every document your organization creates and receives.