Supporting 150K+ controlled file exchanges every week

Secure file exchange for business, with control from send to receipt

Send sensitive files to verified recipients through a controlled, traceable workflow. My MX Data combines AES-256 encryption with a patented quantum-secure methodology that anonymizes, shards and restores data. Named access, MFA and detailed audit records can help support HIPAA, CCPA, ITAR and NIST-aligned processes.

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AES-256 encryption in transit and at rest No file size limit
MX controlled exchange ASR LIVE
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Named recipientverified - MFA

Trusted by teams moving valuable business data

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Patented ASR methodology

Anonymize. Shard. Restore.
Protection that does not depend on one complete file.

Encryption remains essential. MX adds a separate control by removing identifying context, dividing the data into shards and distributing those shards across selected locations. An intercepted fragment is not a usable copy of the original file.

Anonymize

MX separates identifying context from the payload as the file enters the platform, so an individual fragment does not carry useful meaning by itself.

Shard

The anonymized data is split into shards and distributed across storage locations you select. AES-256 encryption protects each stage in transit and at rest.

Restore

MX restores the shards for the authorized, named recipient after the required identity and access checks. The handoff stays tied to a person, not a public link.

Built with longer-term exposure in mind. Separating sensitive data into anonymized fragments reduces reliance on a single encrypted object and gives security teams another control for files that may remain valuable for years.

For exchanges that need tighter control

Everyday platforms handle routine collaboration.
MX handles sensitive handoffs.

Dropbox, Google Drive and WeTransfer can work well for routine storage, collaboration and quick transfers. MX is intended for files that need verified recipients, clear access conditions and a defensible record of activity.

Patented ASR protection

ASR anonymizes and shards data before delivery, adding a separate protective control alongside AES-256 encryption.

Detailed exchange records

Views, uploads, downloads and exchanges are recorded with timestamps, giving security, compliance and audit teams a clearer account of what happened.

Supports US compliance programs

Named access, expiration settings, encryption and audit records can support controls used in HIPAA, CCPA, ITAR, SOX and NIST SP 800-171 programs.

Consumer transfer tools prioritize speed and convenience

That can leave regulated or business-critical exchanges without the access rules, retention controls or records the workflow calls for.

General cloud platforms cover broader use cases

Sensitive handoffs may require extra configuration, governance and user discipline when they run through a general-purpose platform.

Verified named-user access

Files move between authorized individuals. MX does not use public file links, which reduces the chance of an exchange being forwarded outside the intended group.

Configurable data locations

Choose where shards are stored to support contractual terms, data residency decisions and internal information-governance policies.

Purpose-built B2B exchange

Send, receive and track sensitive files without adding a full document management platform to the workflow.

No background sync by design

MX is designed for deliberate file handoffs rather than background synchronization or live co-authoring.

Controlled exchange between businesses

Create a consistent handoff process for sensitive files moving within your organization or to customers, suppliers and partners.

Conversations linked to the exchange

Threaded discussions stay connected to the related file activity, so instructions and decisions do not disappear into a separate email chain.

White-labeled portals

Use your own domain, logo and colors to give clients and partners a consistent experience under your organization's identity.

Fits around the tools your teams already use

Keep creating files in Word, Excel, CAD and other specialist tools, then use MX for the controlled exchange.

No file size limit

General-purpose services often apply transfer limits. MX can move engineering datasets, diagnostic imaging, media and full project archives without a file size limit.

Secure branded upload portals

Collect sensitive files through a branded upload portal with clearer control over who can submit information and where it goes next.

Exchange without defaulting to permanent storage

MX is built for secure exchange rather than indefinite document storage, helping organizations reduce unnecessary retention after a handoff is complete.

Clear evidence for every exchange

See who did what,
and when it happened.

When an auditor, customer or internal team asks about a file, MX provides a time-stamped history of uploads, views, downloads, messages and transfers.

Activity recorded as it happens

Uploads, views, downloads and messages appear in the audit trail as the exchange progresses.

User and IP context

Review activity for internal users and external recipients, including the network context available for each event.

MFA, limits and expiration controls

Set identity checks, download limits and expiration dates that match the sensitivity and purpose of the file.

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Compliance support without overclaiming

Put practical controls and usable evidence around sensitive file exchange.

Technology alone does not make an organization compliant. MX provides encryption, named-user controls, configurable access conditions and auditable records that can support regulated workflows and internal governance.

HIPAAEncryption, named access and audit records can support safeguards used when exchanging protected health information.
CCPAAccess controls, expiration settings and activity records can support responsible handling of California consumer data.
SOXTime-stamped records and controlled access can support traceability for financial reporting and audit workflows.
GLBAEncryption and recipient controls can support the protection of nonpublic personal information in financial services.
FISMAControlled access and detailed activity records can support federal information-security control programs.
FERPANamed-user access and audit trails can support controlled handling of student education records.
ITARRecipient controls, data-location options and audit records can support workflows involving restricted defense and technical data.
CJISIdentity checks, encryption and traceable activity can support controlled exchanges involving criminal justice information.
IRS Publication 1075Access controls and activity records can support safeguards for federal tax information handled by agencies and contractors.
NIST SP 800-171Encryption, named access and audit records can support controls for protecting Controlled Unclassified Information.
Patented ASR methodology

ASR separates and distributes data while AES-256 protects it in transit and at rest.

Named recipient controls

Files are exchanged with authorized individuals, with identity checks and detailed activity records supporting the handoff.

No public file links

Public links and anonymous shared URLs are disabled by design.

Immediate activity records

Views, downloads, uploads and messages are recorded as they occur.

Secure upload portals

Collect sensitive documents through a controlled, branded upload process.

No file size limit

Exchange bulk datasets, diagnostic images and high-resolution files without a file size limit.

Rated 4.8 on G2

Used by teams responsible for
sensitive information.

The audit history gives us a reliable answer when a client asks who accessed something. It feels secure, well judged and easy enough for the whole team to use.
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Hannah BrooksOperations Director
It isn't bloated with features we'll never use, yet the security is strong enough for serious compliance checks. Staff began using it straight away without training.
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Helen C.Operations Manager, Manufacturing
The version control and audit trail tools were quite helpful for project management, making it easy to monitor changes and retrieve past data.
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Amir Z.Marketing Director
The platform feels precise, not overloaded, and that gave staff confidence right away. It's rare to find something both highly secure and easy to live with day to day.
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Caroline H.Head of IT Security
It's built for security first, which means our compliance team sleeps easier. We just send files now without worrying about what's happening behind the scenes.
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Natalie S.Compliance Manager
MX protects, manages and transfers highly classified data of any type and size. I can share information with confidence that it cannot be misused.
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David S.Small-Business Owner
See the workflow before you adopt it

Watch a controlled file exchange from start to finish.

Follow a sensitive file from upload to verified recipient, including ASR protection, access checks and the resulting audit record.

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Practical security guidance

Useful reading for teams improving how sensitive files move.

Clear guidance on classifying sensitive information, reviewing exchange controls and preparing for risks that can outlast the current project.

Visit the MX Blog
Compliance and governanceMX blog

What Makes a File-Sharing Solution 'Compliant' in 2026?

Encryption matters, but access, auditability, retention and configuration also determine whether an exchange supports a compliance program.

Read the guide
Long-term data exposureMX blog

Quantum-Proof Data Security

Files collected now may retain value for years. See how anonymizing and separating data changes the amount of usable information an attacker can obtain.

Read the guide
Common questions from security and operations teams

What organizations ask before adopting MX.

Review the questions teams raise about security, access, governance and implementation.

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Mainstream platforms are useful for storage, synchronization and everyday collaboration. MX is built for secure file sharing for business when a handoff needs named recipients, configurable access and a detailed audit record. Public links are disabled, and the patented ASR methodology adds protection alongside AES-256 encryption. See the full Dropbox vs MX comparison.
No. Compliance depends on your organization's people, policies, contracts and procedures as well as its technology. MX can support HIPAA, CCPA, ITAR, SOX and NIST SP 800-171 programs through encryption, named access, expiration settings, data-location choices and detailed audit records. Review the supporting controls in our Features section.
MX is designed for secure exchange rather than permanent document storage. Retention, expiration and download controls help organizations limit how long sensitive information remains available after the handoff has served its purpose.
There is no file size limit. Engineering models, diagnostic imaging, media and full project archives can move between organizations while access and activity remain traceable.
MX runs in the browser, with no local software required for standard use. Administrators can add named users and apply expiration, download and permission controls. Enterprise customers receive dedicated implementation support.
Yes. MX can be white-labeled with your logo, colors and subdomain, giving clients and partners a consistent experience that reflects your organization. Start with a free trial to see it in action.
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