Run legacy x86 apps in isolated containers on modern platforms without code changes.
"Reduces the risk of malware and phishing by isolating untrusted web content away from user devices."
Many organisations still depend on old x86 Windows applications that won’t run on modern OS versions or cloud platforms. Rewriting or replacing them is often costly and time consuming, leaving teams to manage compatibility, security and access across mixed endpoints.
Droplet NeverTrust isolates those applications inside containers and decouples them from the host OS and network. That lets teams run or migrate legacy apps on supported operating systems, clouds or hypervisors without modifying the software, while tightening where the app can run and what it can access.
Run legacy Windows desktop apps on modern endpoints or in cloud-hosted VDI without changing the binaries.
Contain unsupported or high-risk applications to enforce least-privilege policies, reduce lateral exposure and simplify migrations during OS upgrades or hardware refreshes.
Best suited to mid-market and enterprise organisations with centralised IT teams, distributed or hybrid workforces, and strong security or compliance needs. Fits estates where x86 Windows applications must be retained while moving to modern OSes, virtual desktops or cloud hosts.
Prevents threats from reaching endpoints by isolating web activity in a secure environment.
Limits the impact of phishing by controlling how users interact with untrusted websites.
Stops malicious scripts and downloads from executing on user devices.
Applies a Zero Trust approach to web access, reducing reliance on traditional perimeter defences.
Allows users to access the web safely without exposing endpoints to risk.
Minimises successful attacks originating from web browsing activity.
Provides a managed, cloud-delivered approach to securing web access without complex infrastructure.
Runs unsupported or legacy applications in an isolated environment without requiring code changes or upgrades.
Enables organisations to upgrade operating systems while continuing to run applications that are not compatible with newer platforms.
Helps meet security standards by isolating unsupported or vulnerable applications that would otherwise be non-compliant.
Delivers applications without the complexity and cost associated with traditional VDI infrastructure.
Decouples application delivery from operating system upgrades, allowing organisations to manage change on their own terms.
Lowers infrastructure and operational costs compared to traditional virtual desktop or application delivery models.
Enables applications to run on different operating systems without modification or refactoring.
Allows mission-critical applications to continue running securely even after vendor support has ended.