Data Apprehension Protection Protocol
DAPP, otherwise known as Data Apprehension Protection Protocol, is a defence software designed for private environments where information has high value or risk if exposed.
It uses sensors and patent-pending algorithms, combined with optional hardware modifications such as removal of cameras, buttons, or data ports. For extreme scenarios, Brute Block applies motherboard-level protection.
For standard users, DAPP algorithms can detect potential theft before it occurs.
DAPP for websites, also known as AAPP, uses initial permissions to run algorithms that detect grabs, lifts, throws, thefts, and more.
3DCWD is a growing company in ROI specialising in cyber security and website creation, operating with 13 team members in design, advertising, research, and software development.
All staff are under 18, trained in their sector and contributing to real projects under 3DCWD. Each member receives a percentage of profits from their work, while 3DCWD retains only what is necessary for servers and tools.
Team members are drawn from three Irish schools, creating a broad and diverse network. Education is prioritised over profit.