Corporate file sharing built for accountable handoffs.
My MX Data gives organisations a controlled way to exchange sensitive files across departments, clients, suppliers and external advisers. Named-user access, configurable permissions and detailed activity records help keep each handoff visible and explainable.
Email attachments, personal drives and temporary links create different versions of the same sensitive file.
Access can remain available after a project, role or supplier relationship has ended.
Teams may be unable to show who received a file, what actions were taken or when access should have ended.
Control should not end when the sender clicks share.
A sensitive file exchange should remain visible after it leaves the sender. My MX Data keeps recipient identity, permissions, delivery status and activity records connected to the handoff. Its file-sharing controls help give the organisation a process it can explain later.
The sender sets the conditions
An authorised employee selects the file, identifies the intended recipient and applies appropriate access, expiry and download conditions before the exchange begins.
Access is limited to the intended recipient
Access is tied to a named user rather than an open link that can be copied, forwarded or accessed outside the intended process.
The file moves through protected handling
My MX Data uses AES-256 encryption alongside its quantum secure patented methodology, ASR - Anonymise, Shard, Restore - to add another layer of protection to sensitive corporate exchanges.
The organisation keeps a clear activity record
Delivery and access activity remain visible, giving teams clearer evidence than ordinary email attachments, public links or uncontrolled shared folders.
Different teams can share differently without losing central control.
Finance, legal, people and project teams can use workflows suited to their work while the organisation maintains a consistent approach to identity, permissions and traceability.
Share financial information without creating uncontrolled copies.
Move management accounts, board papers, forecasts and due diligence records through named corporate exchanges.
- Restrict access to authorised reviewers
- Keep delivery and access evidence
- Reduce sensitive attachments in email
Keep contracts and case material inside a controlled exchange route.
Support internal review, external counsel and counterparty collaboration without relying on open links or long attachment chains.
- Named parties and controlled disclosure
- Clear access status for each exchange
- Evidence for sensitive document handling
Protect employee information through deliberate, limited sharing.
Exchange onboarding records, payroll files and employee documentation with the people who genuinely need access.
- Reduce personal data exposure
- Apply access around job responsibility
- Maintain handling evidence
Coordinate large project ecosystems without surrendering control.
Share drawings, commercial records, deliverables and supplier packs across internal and external project teams.
- Support multiple corporate participants
- Keep files tied to an accountable exchange
- Give project leaders delivery visibility
Give teams practical guardrails without creating another workaround.
The strongest policy is ineffective when people avoid it. My MX Data is designed to make controlled sharing straightforward for everyday business users and external recipients.
Explore the exchange controls
Use the switches to see how recipient, expiry, activity and release controls strengthen the example exchange.
The exchange uses recipient identity, expiry and activity controls.
Built for the corporate exchanges ordinary folders handle badly.
My MX Data complements everyday storage and collaboration tools by providing a more controlled exchange route for files that need named access, clear permissions and evidence afterwards.
Internal corporate sharing
Move sensitive files between departments through named, traceable exchanges instead of informal forwarding or unmanaged shared folders.
Explore enterprise sharingPartner and supplier exchange
Give suppliers, clients and delivery partners a controlled route for receiving and returning commercial or technical information.
Explore B2B file exchangeBoard and executive records
Distribute confidential packs with named recipient access and a clearer record of delivery and file activity.
Explore encrypted sharingCompliance-supporting exchange
Use access controls and activity records to support GDPR, UK Data Protection Act and ISO 27001-aligned processes without implying automatic compliance.
Read about GDPR supportMergers and due diligence
Exchange commercially sensitive records between defined parties while keeping access deliberate and time-bound.
Explore secure client sharingCorporate project delivery
Coordinate drawings, datasets and delivery packs across clients, contractors and specialist partners without relying on size-limited attachments.
Explore large file sharingCorporate file sharing, explained.
These answers explain where a corporate file sharing solution fits alongside email, shared drives, document management and collaboration platforms.
Further guidance for accountable corporate file exchange.
Three practical perspectives on infrastructure, governance and audit evidence for organisations standardising how sensitive files move.
What CTOs need to know about secure file infrastructure
File exchange often grows through exceptions, workarounds and whichever tool was quickest. CTOs need to know where control ends once information leaves the network.
Read the guideBuild governance around the way files actually move
A governance policy can look sound on paper while files still move through personal inboxes and open links. The useful test is whether people can follow the rules under pressure.
Read the guideBuild a file audit trail that answers the later questions
Knowing that a file was sent is rarely enough. A credible audit trail should show who accessed it, what happened next and which details remain available months later.
Read the guideGive every important file a governed route.
Bring sensitive exchanges between internal teams and external partners into a clear, controlled process built around named access, traceability and practical use.