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Protect sensitive data at the keyboard, screen, camera and microphone before it can be captured or exposed.

IGEL OS gives public sector and regulated organizations a secure, manageable endpoint platform for accessing virtual, cloud and SaaS workspaces. Yet even after access has been authenticated, sensitive information must still pass through the endpoint's keyboard, screen, camera and microphone.

These user interface devices must always remain available so people can work. That also makes them attractive targets for keyloggers, unauthorized screen capture, covert recording, insider misuse and emerging AI-enabled attacks. Credentials, personally identifiable information, financial data, confidential conversations and intellectual property remain available for exploitation and can all be exposed at the point of interaction.

SentryBay Armored Client for IGEL closes this frequently overlooked gap. The patented preventative security layer blocks keylogging and places screen capture, camera and microphone access under administrative policy control. Instead of waiting to detect data theft after it begins, Armored Client helps stop sensitive information from being captured at the endpoint.

Validated through the IGEL Ready technology partner program, Armored Client is available through the IGEL App Portal and can be deployed and managed centrally using IGEL Universal Management Suite (UMS). It extends existing IGEL security without requiring organizations to redesign their endpoint architecture or disrupt the user experience.

For Federal, State, Local and Education organizations, this additional protection is especially relevant where agency employees, remote users, contractors, shared workspaces and privileged administrators handle sensitive but unclassified data, personally identifiable information and operationally sensitive communications. Healthcare organizations can apply the same controls to protect patient information during electronic health record access, clinical workflows and virtual care, while contact centers and other regulated environments can govern device access without disrupting essential user workflows.

Armored Client complements existing EDR, XDR, identity, network and Zero Trust investments by protecting the point where users see, hear and enter sensitive data.