BYOD Security
Secure Personal Devices Without Installing Anything on Them
BYOD policies frequently stall on the same objection: employees don't want a mobile device management profile on their personal phone, and adoption drops the moment security requires it.
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Signal
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Review
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Decision
Why the usual approach falls short
Agent-based security on a personal device is a hard sell for adoption. Clientless, browser-based access changes what's actually required of the device.
The MaskFlare approach
Access's clientless mode and Browser's remote rendering secure BYOD use of internal apps without installing anything on the personal device itself.
Benefits
Nothing installed on the device
Clientless access works through an ordinary browser.
Isolation contains the device
Browser renders content remotely, so whatever else runs on a personal device stays separate from company data.
Built on
Understand the underlying risks
Frequently asked questions
Can employees access internal admin tools from a personal phone?
Yes, through clientless web-based access scoped to exactly the tools their policy allows.
Does IT need to install an MDM profile on the personal device?
No — clientless access works through an ordinary browser, which is the point: no MDM profile or management agent goes on the personal device.
Is whatever else runs on the personal device exposed to company data?
No — Browser renders content remotely, so whatever else runs on a personal device stays separate from company data.
Does this work for personal tablets and phones, or only laptops?
Yes — clientless access and remote browser rendering both work through an ordinary mobile browser as well as a laptop.
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