Security & privacy
Control for your business.
Respect for your people.
Manage what belongs to work.
Keep personal content personal.
Clear boundaries.
Thoughtful controls.
Tenant isolation.
Workspace boundaries separate each customer’s device records and settings. Administrative permissions determine who can view and manage them.
Protected credentials and sign-in.
Service credentials are stored encrypted, and administrator sign-in uses two-factor authentication. Review architecture and implementation details with our team.
Actions leave a record.
Audit events connect administrative changes to an actor, a target and a timestamp, giving your team a history to review.
Support access. Your decision.
Phase 3Our staff enter a customer workspace only to provide support you ask for. A time-limited, customer-approved access feature is in development: grant access for a defined task, review activity and revoke it when it is no longer needed.
A path for data-subject requests.
Contact your organization’s administrator for requests about workspace data. Our team can help route access, correction or deletion requests and clarify the responsibilities involved.
A deliberate data boundary
Device visibility.
Personal privacy.
What we collect
- Device identifiers and hardware details
- Operating system and enrollment status
- Assigned policies and apps, and compliance status
- Administrative audit records
Collection depends on the enrollment method, platform and enabled management features.
What we never collect
- Personal messages
- Personal photos
- Browsing history
- Personal app data
Device management is about work settings and device state, not the contents of someone’s personal life.
Read the full details in our Privacy Policy, the Employee Privacy Notice and the Acceptable Use Policy. See Subprocessors & Data Retention for who handles data and how long it is kept.
Found a vulnerability? Read our Responsible Disclosure policy.
Questions deserve
clear answers.
Discuss your security review with our team.