What we secure
Phones, handheld terminals, and computers
Phones
A hardened, open-source mobile operating system in place of the stock one, with verified boot, encrypted storage, and the built-in services that collect data removed. Calls, messages, and the apps your work needs keep working.
Handheld terminals
Handhelds for logistics, inventory, healthcare, and field teams, locked to the work apps they are for, and locked or wiped remotely when one goes missing.
Computers
Laptops and workstations on hardened operating systems, with full-disk encryption, telemetry removed, and only approved software installed.
Device management in your country
A management server on your premises or with a hosting provider in your country, from which your team enrolls devices, applies policies and apps, and sees the state of the fleet.
Updates you control
Security updates tested and released through your own update server, on a schedule you set.
Private communication
Messaging, calls, and file sharing hosted on your own infrastructure, so internal conversations stay internal.
What it protects
What changes for the people carrying them
Less to leak
No advertising identifiers, no background reporting to outside services, and no app the organization did not approve.
Less to lose
Encryption means a lost or stolen device gives nothing away, and the management server can lock or wipe it within minutes.
Less to depend on
The devices, their updates, and their management run on infrastructure you own, so no outside account can switch them off.
Who this is for
People whose devices carry sensitive work
Hardening has a cost: some consumer apps and services will not run on a secured device. We test your list of apps first and tell you which ones before any device is changed.
- Officials and executives who handle confidential decisions
- Hospital staff with access to patient records
- Field, logistics, and inspection teams working on handhelds
- Legal, finance, and research teams handling privileged files
- Companies protecting trade secrets and industrial know-how
How a rollout runs
From an audit to a managed fleet
Audit
We list your devices, the apps and data on them, and who carries what.
Selection
We choose the operating system and hardware for each role, and the apps each role keeps.
Pilot
A handful of devices in real use, adjusted until the people carrying them are satisfied.
Rollout
Installation across the fleet, enrollment in your management server, and training for users and administrators.
Maintenance
Tested updates, replacement of lost devices, and support for your IT team.
Secure devices
Tell us what your teams carry
A few phones for a management team or a fleet of handhelds: tell us the devices, the people, and what they need to do, and we will propose a setup.
Secure your devices