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Secure Unmanaged and Third-Party Access
Contractors need access tomorrow. Your infrastructure isn’t ready.
Access without MDM
Give contractors and partners secure access to SaaS and private web apps — no device enrollment, no MDM agents, no VPN clients.
Same policies, any device
The same security policies apply whether the user is on a corporate laptop or a personal tablet. The browser extension is the enforcement layer — not the device.
Control what leaves the session
Control clipboard, downloads, and screen capture on unmanaged devices — without blocking access to the apps they need.
One model for everyone
Browser security from the extension. For unmanaged users, secure access via Conceal Connect. No VPN. No VDI. No MDM. One policy console for both modes.
The Result
What teams see after the first deployment.

Fewer moving parts
One browser extension. For managed devices, Conceal Connect with the invisible agent delivers direct access to every private resource. For third parties, Conceal Connect delivers isolated access to web applications through the browser. No new browser. No proxy. No VPN. No MDM.

Users feel the difference
Direct connectivity means applications load at native speed. No VPN handshake. No proxy detour. Users notice immediately.

IT gets time back
Less infrastructure to patch, monitor, and troubleshoot. Security teams spend time on threats, not on maintaining the tools meant to stop them.

Coverage without gaps
Browser security and access control in one model. No gap between authentication and session activity. No blind spots from tool-to-tool handoffs.

No performance penalty
Enforcement happens locally. No traffic rerouted through inspection clouds. No backhauling. No hairpinning. Security is the one thing that doesn’t make users wait.

One architecture, three use cases
Browser security, unmanaged access, and complete VPN elimination — from one platform. Centralized zero trust access control. For managed devices, distributed direct data flows via the invisible agent. For third parties, isolated sessions through the browser. One architecture.

