PastWipe Launches Co-Sell Program for DFIR Teams to Prove Post-Exfiltration Non-Reusability

CLAYMONT, Del. - Nov. 16, 2025 - PRLog -- The initiative enables incident response teams to deliver audit-ready proof of non-reusability for exfiltrated data during and after a cyber event.

Unlike traditional controls that focus on prevention and detection, PastWipe RepSec™ cryptographically binds policy to data so that stolen copies cannot be reused. The platform issues attestations and verification logs that can be handed to regulators, boards, and insurers.

"Clients ask a simple question after exfiltration: Can you control the copies? RepSec is our answer," said Ralph Ehlers, founder of PastWipe. "We make copies non-reusable and we prove it."

As part of the program, qualifying partners can enroll affected clients in a 14-day Rapid Pilot covering 2–3 representative assets. Success criteria include demonstrable failed reuse attempts, cryptographic attestations, and an executive readout that fits IR and legal workflows.

Who it's for: breach-coach lawyers, DFIR/IR practices, MSSPs, and cyber insurers seeking measurable post-exfiltration outcomes.
Availability: immediate in the U.S.; global rollout to follow.
Learn more / enroll: https://pastwipe.com/partners • pastwipe.com/pilot • https://portal.pastwipe.com/repsec-demo

About PastWipe
PastWipe erases your digital past, protects privacy, and empowers a fresh online identity. RepSec™ is our protocol for attestation-based data neutralization and breach-triggered non-reusability, designed to integrate with SIEM, identity, DLP, and insurance workflows.

Media Contact: press@pastwipe.com