Technically, SolISec OS is a Linux OS that can be placed on a SolISec Token, and used for booting the client side PC. If an unmanaged PC was booted with an OS from the local hard disk, it would get a unknown security posture. But when the PC is booted with SoliSec OS, it will use a known OS, just like a managed PC.
SoliSec OS boots directly from a SoliSec token, eliminating the need for corporate-managed PCs.
Simplifies navigation and prevents users from executing insecure behaviors.
Works with Windows and macOS devices through the SoliSec client.
No incoming connections allowed. All outgoing connections are limited to the SoliSec server.
No hard drive is required. Leaves no trace on local hard drives, ensuring no data leakage or malware infection risks
Includes a restricted Firefox browser for secure Wi-Fi login and web access.
Shuts down PC when idle or when the SoliSec token is removed
Combines a physical secure token with a password for robust identity verification.
Ensures users access only what is necessary for their role.
Tracks activity for compliance and troubleshooting.
SoliSec OS usually boots within 40-50 seconds.
Only a minimal set of GUI elements is included, to provide an uncomplicated user experience:
Attempts to start SoliSec client when a connection to a network is obtained.
(Optional)
SoliSec OS can be configured to allow printing to local printers. Printer settings are stored persistently on the storage device where the OS image is also stored. This means that a printer only has to be configured once, the first time it is used.
(Optional)
SoliSec OS can be configured to allow persistent storage of network settings such as passwords for wireless connections. The settings are persisted to the storage device where the OS image is also stored.