HaloCAD

HaloCAD is built for the reality of design and engineering work: CAD files rarely stay inside one company. Models and drawings move to suppliers, fabricators, and clients, and the intellectual property moves with them. Rather than trying to guard that data only at the network edge, HaloCAD embeds protection into the file itself, so access policy and encryption travel wherever the file goes. The idea is simple but powerful. Sensitivity labels and usage rights—who can open, print, copy, or export—are attached at creation or at the moment a file leaves the authoring environment. If the recipient changes, or a project ends, access can be revoked without chasing down every copy. Because the controls live with the file, governance remains intact across email, shared drives, PLM, and cloud portals. HaloCAD is designed to work with the tools engineers already use. Teams can keep modeling in Autodesk, Siemens, PTC, and similar ecosystems while the correct label and policy are applied automatica

Partners and vendors who aren’t on the same stack can still participate: a lightweight reader supports secure, read-only access so collaboration doesn’t stall. Supply chains are where risk concentrates, and HaloCAD’s file-centric approach helps close common gaps. It supports mixed CAD and PLM environments—think Teamcenter alongside SolidWorks or Creo, or SAP ECTR with Solid Edge—so the same policy language is enforced across formats and repositories.