Yes. Island supports multi-user deployments on shared devices, with session isolation that creates a clean workspace for each operator at shift change. No residual data from the previous session carries over.

Island can enforce geolocation-based access restrictions and identity-verified controls that prevent access to ITAR-controlled data from non-U.S. persons or locations, with full audit logging for compliance documentation.

For browser-based workloads, yes. Island delivers equivalent security with significantly lower cost, simpler management, and a dramatically better user experience. Some applications requiring full desktop environments may still need VDI, and Island works alongside those deployments.

No. Island deploys through your existing endpoint management tools and integrates with your current identity provider. It works with your existing network infrastructure and doesn't require traffic rerouting or SSL decryption.

Island enforces policy at the browser level, not the network level. Controls travel with the user regardless of where they connect from, whether that's a remote facility, a customer site, or a home office.

Yes. This is one of Island's most common manufacturing use cases. External partners install Island on their own hardware and authenticate with scoped credentials. They access only what they're authorized to see, and no data persists on their device after the session ends.

Island provides a significant control layer aligned with CMMC 2.0 and NIST SP 800-171 requirements, including CUI protection, access management, audit logging, and media controls. It doesn't constitute full CMMC compliance on its own, but it addresses a meaningful portion of the required practices and produces documented evidence for assessors.