AES-256 encryption
MX uses AES-256 encryption for file data in transit and at rest.
ENCRYPTED FILE SHARING
Encrypted file sharing with named recipients
Protect a sensitive file during transfer and storage with AES-256 encryption. Choose who can receive it and check the exchange record after delivery.
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01 / A CLEARER ARCHITECTURE
Check the file before encrypting it
Confirm the contents, version and intended recipient. An encrypted package can still contain the wrong spreadsheet or an outdated drawing.
01AES-256 encryption+
Files are encrypted in transit and at rest, helping protect sensitive information while it moves through the exchange and while it is held for delivery.
02Patented ASR methodology+
ASR anonymizes the data, divides it into shards and restores it only within the authorized exchange process. A shard is not a complete usable file in isolation.
02 / A PROTECTED JOURNEY
Follow the protection around the file
MX combines encryption with a process that separates identifying context and distributes file data in fragments. The file is restored for the verified recipient.
01 / INPUTOne file.Named sender
→02 / PROTECTIONAnonymise · Shard
→03 / OUTPUTRight person.Authorised restore
Patented ASR methodology
Follow how identifying context is separated, fragments are distributed and the file is restored.
Trusted with valuable business data
03 / TWO DIFFERENT JOBS
Check access from the receiving side
Use a test contact to walk through the identity check. Set an expiry date and confirm that the window fits the work they need to complete.
Anonymize
Separate identifying information from the file data being protected.
Shard
Distribute protected data in fragments as part of the transfer process.
CUSTOMER PERSPECTIVES
All customer stories ↗“
“I would highly recommend MX to anyone looking to send and receive secure data quickly and efficiently.”
Daniel FrancisProject Engineer, Envisage Group
Read the story ↗01 / 02
04 / THE DETAILS MATTER
Reconstruct the exchange
Review the recorded user and activity when a delivery is disputed. Keep the exchange reference with the business decision that authorized the release.
EXCHANGE NOTE01 / 04
Named-user access
Invite the individual authorized to receive this release.
EXCHANGE NOTE02 / 04
Detailed audit trails
Use recorded activity to investigate who accessed a particular exchange.
EXCHANGE NOTE03 / 04
Expiry and permissions
Choose the actions and access period required for the recipient’s task.
EXCHANGE NOTE04 / 04
Data sovereignty options
Check the available locations against your organization’s requirements.
GOOD QUESTIONS. CLEAR ANSWERS.
A clearer route.
From the start.
Practical answers about encrypted file sharing and where MX fits.
How does MX fit this workflow?+
Protect sensitive files with AES-256 encryption in transit and at rest, then add named-recipient access, configurable controls and a detailed record around the exchange.
What controls can we apply to a file exchange?+
Named-recipient access, authentication, permissions and expiry settings help define the exchange. Activity records let your team review what happened. The available configuration should be matched to your requirements.
Does MX replace our existing work tools?+
Keep creating, editing and storing files in the systems your team already uses. MX focuses on controlled handoffs, rather than background synchronization, live co-authoring or permanent backup.
What is included in the free trial?+
Try the MX feature set for 7 days with up to 5 users. No credit card is required.
YOUR NEXT EXCHANGE STARTS HERE
Test an exchange with your team
Invite a colleague to receive a sample file, then review the access settings and activity together.
7 days freeUp to 5 usersNo credit card
- Full feature access
- Unlimited file size transfers
- Named recipients and MFA
- Custom branding and upload portals