neximoSecurity
Assume you'll be hacked. Then make sure there's nothing to take.
Most security tries to keep attackers out. Neximo starts from a different question: when someone gets in, what can they reach? Our answer is designed to be: very little.
Three things that change
Smaller targets. Smaller incidents.
Nothing on the device
The phone stores no work data and runs no work apps. If it's lost or stolen, there's nothing on it to read, copy or wipe.
Every app in its own room
Each app runs sealed off, for one person at a time. A harmful file or link stays inside that one room.
Watched, in one place
Because all work happens in one environment, unusual behaviour is far easier to spot and contain than on hundreds of devices.
Control
You decide who sees what. Every time.
Access is checked centrally whenever someone opens an app, not once when a device is set up.
- Switch off a phone in seconds. A lost device loses access straight away.
- Apps per person and per team. People only see the apps they need.
- Encrypted throughout. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
- A clear record. One audit trail of who used what, and when.
Europe and compliance
Your data stays in Europe, under your control.
Neximo is a European company running on European infrastructure. Your work stays within EU borders and EU law.
NIS2 makes boards responsible for cyber risk and asks organisations to show they are in control. With all work in one environment instead of spread over hundreds of devices, that control is far easier to demonstrate, and a lost phone is no longer a data breach to report.
Responsible disclosure
Found a weakness? Tell us.
We welcome reports from security researchers and respond to every one. How to report a vulnerability →