Island Desktop provides Island capabilities, including zero-trust access, data protection, device visibility, zero trust network access, and digital employee experience, to the endpoint.

The Problem
Sensitive data, private-app access, and web threats all meet on the device. The endpoint is the front line of security.
Zero-trust access, data loss prevention, and web filtering. Each one usually requires a separate agent, console, and policy model.
More agents slow down devices, multiply management consoles, and leave gaps between tools that don’t work together.
The Solution
Island Desktop brings identity-aware policies to thick apps, native files, and the OS itself.

Keep sensitive data on the device from leaking, and give IT full visibility and control across the fleet.

Island Desktop goes further when paired with the Island Enterprise Browser or the Island Extension.

Push Island Desktop through Intune, SCCM, Jamf, or your other device management tools. No imaging, and users are up and running fast.
Set policy, monitor devices, and pull audit logs from one cloud console, with a single policy engine across every capability.
A native Windows service and macOS daemon. Turn on only the capabilities you need, and push updates centrally.
Island Desktop is an endpoint security agent for Windows and macOS. It delivers zero-trust network access, endpoint data protection, and device visibility and control from a single lightweight service, managed from one console. It can replace a stack of separate endpoint agents with one.
No. Island Desktop is a standalone endpoint security product and works on its own. If you also run Island, the Enterprise Browser or the Island Extension, Island Desktop pairs with them to add additional endpoint capabilities.
Yes, for many teams. Island Desktop consolidates zero-trust access, endpoint DLP, web filtering, device posture, and endpoint analytics into one agent, governed by one policy engine. It can replace or run alongside your VPN, DLP, and endpoint management tools.
Island Desktop runs as a native Windows service and a macOS daemon. Deploy it through Intune, SCCM, Jamf, or your other device management tools, turn on only the capabilities you need, and push updates centrally from the Island console.