- Kasm Technologies and Everfox have entered into a strategic technology partnership
- The collaboration will combine Kasm’s Workspaces platform and the Everfox Trusted Thin Client
- The joint technology is designed to help agencies access applications across multiple classification levels using a single device
Kasm Technologies, a provider of secure, containerized desktop and application delivery, announced Thursday that it has entered into a strategic partnership with Everfox to leverage the latter’s expertise in cross domain capabilities for classified and high-assurance environments.
The collaboration is aimed at helping government, defense and intelligence agencies access applications and desktops across multiple classification levels from a single device, without relying on numerous endpoints or risking mission continuity.
What Are the Products Involved in Kasm and Everfox’s Strategic Partnership?
Under the partnership, Kasm Workspaces, a container-native, ephemeral workspace platform, will be paired with Everfox’s Trusted Thin Client, a zero-trust endpoint built specifically for secure cross domain access. The integration is designed to replace legacy approaches that required multiple endpoints and separate virtual desktop infrastructure stacks.
Beyond simplifying day-to-day operations, the alliance is designed to spare agencies the expense and disruption of decommissioning systems altogether. Kasm Workspaces was built to work alongside hypervisors, cloud environments and identity providers agencies already have in place. Meanwhile, Everfox’s Trusted Thin Client handles secure domain bridging through hardware that has already cleared validation.
According to Kasm, sessions delivered through the joint technology are policy-enforced and centrally managed, with all data wiped upon termination regardless of classification level.
What Does Kasm Technologies Do?
Kasm Technologies builds a workspace streaming platform that brings browsers, desktops and applications to users directly through their web browser, on any device and from virtually any location. The company offers a single system built on zero-trust, container-based architecture. Its approach is also designed to fit into the technology environments customers already have, allowing organizations to adopt the platform without discarding existing infrastructure or becoming tied to a single vendor.


