Droplet Secure App Delivery

Never-Trust vs Zero-Trust

Deliver any x86 app, to any Operating System, Cloud Platform on any Hypervisor

Droplet doesn’t just deliver any x86 app to any operating system, cloud platform or any hypervisor.

It also, secures, migrates and protects all of your sensitive data, including your business critical apps, up to cyber essentials plus and NIS2 standards, even when the apps are legacy, bespoke and no longer supported by Microsoft.

What makes us stand out from the crowd is our unique NeverTrustTM approach to secure application delivery. Every Droplet licence includes a full set of built in security focused tools which enable us to:

Isolate…

…every app that’s installed inside our NeverTrustTM container, including any necessary plugins such as, any version of Java, .NET, Silverlight, and Internet Explorer, even if no longer supported by Microsoft.

Encrypt…

…all the traffic, between every Droplet end point device and our Droplet Server Appliance (DSA) which helps us to prevent any potential ransomware, man in the middle and even zero-day attacks.

Lockdown…

…every end-user, by removing any admin privileges and only allowing them to launch the applications that are aligned to them. They can’t add, modify or delete any applications.

Prevent…

…any unauthorised access, only a Droplet appliance can access a Droplet Server Appliance (DSA) Any attempted connection is seen as external traffic and is automatically blocked, by our NeverTrustTM overlay network.

Migrate…

…an entire workstation, server or datacentre from any physical or virtual environment and move it to the operating system or cloud platform of your choice, inc. Windows – Linux – MacOS – Linux or any cloud or hypervisor.

Achieve…

…cyber accreditation, even when relying on older aged software which is officially no longer supported by the software vendor i.e. Microsoft x86 apps that were written for Windows 7 or Server2008.

Our unique approach to secure application delivery NeverTrustTM has helped many organisations migrate all of their vulnerable, problem apps to new modern day operating systems and resulted in them achieving either CE+ or NIS2 cyber status.