Droplet NeverTrust? Beyond Zero-Trust

Unlike traditional zero-trust solutions, Droplet NeverTrust? containers don't rely on identity and don't use APK's or SDK's which can be easily compromised and used to elevate privileges.

As our product name suggests, we trust nobody by default, if you've not been built inside our NeverTrust? container, then your simply not getting in, by default you'll be seen as external traffic and dropped, and this is only our first layer of defence, we go beyond that.

On paper we're an application delivery solution, what sets us apart from any competition is the way that we deliver applications up to the latest cyber accreditation standards such as cyber essentials plus and NIS2 and soon to be DORA.

We're a container, we're lightweight and we're portable, the similarity with other container solutions on the market end here, using our own one's and zeros our NeverTrust? container can migrate any x86 application to any operating system or cloud platform, including any app written for WinXP ~ Win7 ~ Win10 or Server 2003 ~ 2008 and 2012.

NeverTrust? Containers Explained

1. When installed we create an isolation layer between our container and the operating system or hypervisor of the device that you choose to install us on.
2. We support Windows, MacOS, ChromeOS, any Linux OS and any cloud or hypervisor.
3. By default, we trust nobody and using our built in security tools we block all inbound traffic, if your not built inside Droplet your not getting in.
4. We then by default, remove all admin rights from every end user, whose only functionality is to launch an application, they can't add, modify or delete an app and don't have access to settings.
5. Applications are installed directly inside our container which creates a simple app-shortcut on the users desktop, to open simply double click the app as they've done for years, we don't change anything, it will look feel and behave as if it was natively being delivered via Win11.
6. Once an application is installed and an end user is given access to our container, we control the data paths they can and can't take across your network, preventing someone from breaking out from within, or breaching a secure area that they have no access rights for.
7. If an application needs to talk to the outside world, our stateful firewall can be configured so that it can perform its normal duties, opening and closing our container ports accordingly.

Our approach to secure application delivery has already helped many organisations achieve the latest cyber accreditation status, after failing due to a software compatibility and how the apps are delivered.

To book a demo or discuss a free trial, email me at [email protected]