Project-level isolation
The workspace is tied to a specific specialist and project rather than shared as a general-purpose environment.
The selected specialist gets the licensed CAD applications and your project files in one controlled environment, with restricted transfer paths — so production work happens in that workspace rather than on a personal machine.
Each secure cloud workspace is tied to a specific project and specialist, with managed identity, restricted file movement and a controlled output path.
The specialist works inside a project-specific cloud desktop instead of downloading CAD data to a personal device. Applications, identity, session records and output delivery are managed around the project, creating a narrower and more consistent path for external production work.
These controls shape how specialists access applications, use project data and return completed outputs.
The workspace is tied to a specific specialist and project rather than shared as a general-purpose environment.
Direct local file transfer, outbound file uploads and clipboard transfer between local and remote environments are disabled.
The cloud workspace follows an ephemeral lifecycle, with new specialist credentials generated for subsequent sessions.
Each session is tied to a user, project, start time and end time using per-session specialist credentials.
Project data is encrypted at rest and in transit, with U.S.-based project storage and isolated backups.
Organization Owner / Admin and Project Owner roles support customer-side access governance.
Normal internet access remains available for work, while direct outbound uploads and local transfer paths are blocked. Delivery is handled through the project workflow.
The project setup aligns files, applications, access roles and delivery with the actual CAD workflow, so the selected specialist starts in the right environment from day one.
Source and output delivery paths
Application and version requirements
Customer-system access, where needed
Project roles and workspace configuration
Project files are stored in the United States, encrypted at rest and in transit, with isolated backups. Project configuration is confirmed during scoping.
Direct local file transfer is disabled. Production takes place inside the secure cloud workspace and outputs follow the controlled project delivery path.
No. Internet access remains available for normal work, while direct outbound file uploads and local file-transfer paths are blocked.
Where technically and commercially feasible, controlled access may be configured using an assigned project identity. Specific system compatibility is qualified before it is promised.
During scoping, Giga Techspace confirms the source and output paths, application requirements, workspace roles and any customer-system access needed for the package.
Define one real production task and see how it can run inside a project-specific secure cloud workspace.