One platform securing your entire fleet, wherever your workforce goes
Tracking, encryption and containment for every laptop, phone and tablet you issue — on one agent, in one console.
Tracking and inventory
FileVault and BitLocker
Lockout and deauthorization
Geolocation and location integrity
organizations served
devices managed
incidents contained
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Your people work from everywhere.
Your devices have to be trusted anywhere.
Tether makes every corporate device a trusted one — visible wherever it goes, encrypted against loss or theft, containable during an incident, and allowed to operate only where and when you say.
Know what you own, where it is, and who has it.
The foundation of your endpoint security stack
You already cover the compute and network layers with EDR, your IdP, and firewalls. The physical endpoint is still a gap: where is it, who's using it, is local data encrypted, and can it be locked down?
Theft, loss, unencrypted drives, and hostile networks, locations, and users all start at the physical layer, and that is where many reportable breaches begin.
Tether secures against physical layer threats by assuring local storage encryption, lighting up otherwise dark assets, locking down compromised devices, and identifying location-based threats. It’s protection where you need it most: the real world.
IDP · FIREWALL · WEB/EMAIL SECURITY
EDR · MDM · PATCH MANAGEMENT
These aren’t edge cases
Device-level risks happen routinely to every organization, at volume that scales directly with headcount.
Dark assets
A device that isn't tracked can't be managed, recovered, or retired. It shows up as waste in the budget and as exposure in an audit.
Insider risk
Up to 70% of device theft involves a former employee. Offboarding that ends at the IdP leaves the hardware, and the data on it, in someone else's hands.
Exposed data
Encryption is required by nearly every framework you report against. Most organizations can turn it on but can't produce evidence that it stayed on.
Location risk
A device in the wrong country is a different problem than a device in the wrong building. Location you can't verify is location you can't act on.
Deploys with the tooling you already run
Nothing needs to be removed first. Tether runs alongside your EDR, your IdP and your existing asset tooling.
Install one agent
One lightweight agent covers tracking, encryption and containment. Deploy it with the tooling you already use.
Watch the fleet populate
Devices report in with hardware detail, location and encryption state.
Set what happens next
Turn on encryption enforcement, draw your geofences, and decide which events alert you and which trigger device containment automatically.
MSPs: Run device trust across every client from one console
Multi-tenant management, per-client policy, and margin on a service your clients are already asking for.
Questions
Not usually. Tether covers inventory, location, encryption and containment. It does not do app deployment, configuration profiles, or patch orchestration. If those are central to how you run mobile, keep your MDM and run Tether alongside it.
No. Tether operates at the physical layer and does not compete for the hooks EDR uses. Most customers run it beside CrowdStrike, Defender, SentinelOne, or an existing ITAM system without conflict.
Hardware and OS detail, encryption state, and device location. It does not read files, capture keystrokes, or inventory browsing activity. On employee-owned phones, enrollment covers the work profile only.
A proof-of-concept runs in minutes. Full coverage tracks how quickly your deployment tooling reaches every machine — for most teams that is days, not a project plan.
Pending actions queue and apply the moment the device next connects. Offline curfews let you treat a device that has gone dark for too long as an event in its own right, rather than waiting for it to reappear.
Start with a proof-of-concept on your own fleet
Stand up a proof-of-concept in minutes, or book a demo with one of our IT experts.