Your dispatchers and carriers open load data on terminals and phones you don't manage.

Which workflow is costing Paragon Freight the most?

Start with the one that hits hardest. We'll show you how Island secures it, without slowing the dock down.

Now see what it means for your role

Security

Keep customer and rate data inside the session on machines nobody owns.

Identity and endpoint controls authenticate the shift. The risk keeps going afterwards, inside the browser where manifests, rates, and customer records are open.

  • Shared terminal control
  • Kiosk and walk-up access
  • Copy, paste, download, and print control
  • SaaS and DLP governance
  • Session timeouts between shifts
Read the security solution brief
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Operations

Fewer lockouts and faster shift changes, without loosening a single control.

Every minute a dispatcher spends signing in is a minute a load waits.

Contextual policy, saved credentials, and session handover, applied per depot rather than per laptop.

Island runs alongside your existing controls and deploys to one depot first, so you can validate before anything wider.

View the FAQs
Island policy panel listing allowed actions for Gmail and Salesforce
Partner operations

Onboard a carrier in an afternoon, and offboard them the same day.

Carriers, brokers, and 3PL partners all need in, and none of them are on your domain.

  • Unmanaged partner devices
  • Load board and settlement access
  • Per-partner policy
  • Rapid onboarding and offboarding
  • Rate and customer data protection
Read the delivery brief
Island dashboard counting AI applications in use, flagging activity that needs attention and charting prompts over time
Governance

Show a customer exactly which controls applied to their freight data, per session.

Proving enforcement across hundreds of short-tenure partner users is harder than granting them access.

Contextual policy, data-movement controls, and session-level evidence, captured as the work happens.

  • Per-contract data rules
  • Download and export limits
  • Retained session evidence
Download the technical validation checklist
Island network access policy table mapping developer, contractor and sales groups to the apps and destinations each may reach
IT Ops / EUC

Move the workflows that qualify off published desktops, one application at a time.

VDI capacity, latency, and support load grow with every depot and every exception user.

This isn't broad Citrix replacement. We score applications one at a time for browser suitability.

  • Dispatch and settlement apps
  • Shared and BYOD devices
  • Sanctioned web and SaaS apps
  • Phased VDI offload
Review the VDI solution brief
Island browser sign-in screen offering saved credentials from the built-in password manager
CIO/IT

Cut remote-access cost across the network without a platform migration.

VDI, VPN, and RDP carry real licence and support cost at every site, and the dispatcher experience pays for it daily.

  • Browser-based app delivery
  • VDI-light workflows
  • VPN-less sanctioned access
  • Carrier onboarding
Review the VDI solution brief
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See the results Island delivers

Island allows us to granularly manage how employees interact with corporate and client applications while mitigating risk.

Jeff Schilling,
Chief Information Security Officer
Teleperformance
Contact center agents working at laptops while wearing headsets
Teleperformance

We immediately replaced our data loss prevention endpoint tool and our digital experience monitoring tool, each of which had price tags in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, because those capabilities are built right into the Island browser.

Eric Lowe,
Director of InfoSec, TaskUs Risk Management
TaskUs
Colleagues working at laptops with code on the screens behind them
TaskUs

Before I found Island, I wasn't aware that a browser could provide such good security features.

Boris Bock,
CISO
Yoummday
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