Secure & Compliant BYOD​

Manage and secure employee-owned devices in compliance with PCI DSS, HIPAA and GDPR
requirements. Protect your IT infrastructure against the attack vectors and vulnerabilities
associated with BYOD, without infringing on employees’ personal privacy rights.

Our software-solution leverages the Windows OS. No USB drives or dual- booting required.

Secure & Compliant BYOD​

Working with the top BPOs globally, ThinScale in the industry’s leading choice for endpoint security, management and optimization.

We deliver cost-effective security and IT management solutions at scale, helping IT teams get call-centre agents deployed and operational faster.

De-risking BYOD

A Bring-Your-Own Device model is increasingly common as organizations reduce hardware costs and improve scalability.

However, it can expose them to security risks, as IT teams typically do not have the same control over these devices as they would over corporate devices.

ThinScale de-risks BYOD by giving IT teams the control to ensure employee-owned devices have parity with the organization’s cybersecurity posture.

How does ThinScale make BYOD secure?

Employee launches secure, isolated, and IT-managed session on any personal Windows device, logging them out of their personal user profile.

Employee is logged into a separate corporate user profile within a secure workspace with no admin privileges, where they can access VDI / DaaS (or locally saved apps).
Apps, services, and URLs can be whitelisted or blacklisted within this secure workspace, to prevent malware or un-approved services from running (even scheduled command prompts).
All data created during the secure session is saved to a hidden, bit-locker encrypted temporary S drive (never to the C drive) that cannot be accessed or read by un-approved processes.
This prevents the infiltration and exfiltration of data, and all data created during the secure session can be set to self-delete when the session ends, with a clean volume at the start of the next session.
USB-peripherals can also be whitelisted or backlisted to allow headphones and keyboards, but block external storage devices, for example.
When the employee is finished working, they close the secure session and are logged back into their personal profile on the device exactly as it was.
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Key Features

Secure Isolated Sessions

Launches a secure, compliant, IT-controlled and configured session on any Windows device where users can access their virtual workspace​

Stops Malware Before It Starts

Execution Prevention stops unauthorized applications, services and malware from running on the endpoint

Data encryption and leakage prevention

Data is saved to a temporary drive that is inaccessible to unauthorized processes, and all data can be set to delete after each session

Control access to VDI / DaaS

Access to the corporate network is only possible when a secure session is running, giving your IT team total control over its cybersecurity posture

Why convert existing hardware into thin clients?

The industry standard for low-privilege endpoint security

The industry standard for low-privilege endpoint security

The industry standard for low-privilege endpoint security

The industry standard for low-privilege endpoint security

Frequently asked questions

Learn more about our secure BYOD solution

This behaviour can be configured by the IT team, giving you full control over what services and apps are allowed to run during the secure session. When the secure session ends, any background services or apps that had been running prior to the session will be resumed.
This behaviour can be configured by the IT team, giving you full control over what services and apps are allowed to run during the secure session. When the secure session ends, any background services or apps that had been running prior to the session will be resumed.
This behaviour can be configured by the IT team, giving you full control over what services and apps are allowed to run during the secure session. When the secure session ends, any background services or apps that had been running prior to the session will be resumed.
This behaviour can be configured by the IT team, giving you full control over what services and apps are allowed to run during the secure session. When the secure session ends, any background services or apps that had been running prior to the session will be resumed.

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Compliance Papers
All ThinScale solutions are regularly pen-tested and in compliance with PCI DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR. Read our compliance reports from Coalface.
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Virtual desktops are vulnerable to threats on the endpoint itself like keyloggers and screen-scrapers. We make them secure.
Secure Access to VDI | DaaS
Virtual desktops are vulnerable to threats on the endpoint itself like keyloggers and screen-scrapers. We make them secure.

Which devices should you secure?

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Secure Untrusted Devices

Secure 3rd Party Devices

Secure Corporate Devices

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