Tether
Tether is an endpoint security solution designed to stop device-based risk instantly—without relying on destructive actions like remote wipe. Instead of eliminating risk by erasing the device, Tether uses Secure Containment to isolate compromised or high-risk endpoints from sensitive systems in real time. This gives security teams immediate control over a device during an incident—without destroying data or losing visibility. When a device is lost, stolen, or suspected of compromise, Tether enables teams to cut off access to corporate resources and restrict its interaction with critical systems. The device remains intact, allowing security teams to investigate, preserve evidence, and make informed decisions before taking irreversible action. This approach is particularly valuable in scenarios where remote wipe introduces additional risk, such as: Active incident response and investigation Compliance and audit requirements Situations where preserving device state is critical Large, distributed endpoint environments By replacing irreversible actions with controlled, reversible containment, Tether provides a more precise way to manage endpoint risk. The result is faster response, stronger control, and better-informed outcomes—without the tradeoffs of traditional remote wipe approaches.
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