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Defence work. European control.
Defence suppliers, engineers and partners share drawings, contracts and supply data in web apps. 48Forge controls who sees what, on which device, and keeps every record in the EU.
// Where the risk is
What can go wrong without control.
Sensitive designs leak
Technical drawings and specifications are downloaded or shared outside approved systems.
Long supply chains
Subcontractors in many countries need access to their part of a programme, and nothing more.
Data under foreign jurisdiction
Logs and data held by non-European providers can fall under foreign law.
// Rules we start with
- Access limited per programme and per subcontractor
- Drawings viewable but not downloadable outside managed devices
- Watermarks with the user's name on sensitive documents
- Logs and data kept in the EU by a European company
// Regulation in view
- Poland's Act on the Protection of Classified Information: systems that handle classified data need their own security accreditation
- EU Defence Procurement Directive (2009/81/EC): security of information in defence contracts
- NIS2: defence and national security activities are excluded, but many defence suppliers are covered as manufacturers
This is a summary, not legal advice. Whether a rule applies depends on your organisation.
// See it live
Watch a data leak get stopped.
In a short demo with a founder, we onboard a contractor, block a risky download and mask personal data, live.
- Built in Poland, hosted in the EU
- Works with the apps you already use
- Every decision logged