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How Conceal Handles Unmanaged Devices

Conceal moves enforcement into the browser environment, removing the need for device agents or heavy virtualization to secure third-party access.

Security teams cannot deploy persistent agents on partner or BYOD hardware due to privacy policies and technical limitations.

VDIs provide containment but introduce significant latency and cost when used solely for web application access.

Without device-level agents or heavy isolation, security teams lose visibility into user actions once access is granted.

Sensitive corporate data can be easily copied to local drives or personal storage without granular browser-level restrictions.

Unmanaged devices may introduce malware into corporate applications through unchecked file uploads and interactions.

Relying on network authentication alone creates an all-or-nothing model that lacks context regarding the device’s security posture.

Security logic executes within the browser environment at the moment of use, requiring no installation on the host device.

Access decisions are tied to user identity and real-time context rather than static network permissions.

Policies govern specific behaviors like clipboard usage, downloads, and printing to prevent data loss on untrusted endpoints.

Users access applications through standard browsers, avoiding the friction and latency of remote desktop environments.

See how agentless enforcement works in a live environment.