Every laptop slowly collects software: a remote desktop tool for a quick fix, a torrent client, a personal sync app, a free PDF converter. Each is a way in or a way out. Aavishield inventories what is installed across the fleet and blocks what should not run.
Without an inventory, unapproved apps sit on laptops for years. Remote-access tools in particular are a favourite of scammers and attackers because they look legitimate.
AnyDesk and TeamViewer installed outside IT's control.
File-sharing apps bringing malware and licensing risk.
Consumer cloud apps syncing company folders off the network.
No single list of what runs on which device.
People install what they need without waiting for IT, especially in fast-growing teams.
Fake support callers ask victims to install remote-access software.
Macs, Windows and Linux laptops make manual tracking impossible.
A forgotten remote-access tool is an open door.
Cracked and P2P software is a common malware source.
Unlicensed software creates legal and audit risk.
The console screens behind each step, shown with demo data.
Each agent reports installed applications, so you get one list across macOS, Windows and Linux, with risk levels.
Installed apps
212
Turn on app block or network block per application, for everyone or a single employee.
Installed apps
212
Every blocked launch appears in the activity feed with the employee and device.
Events today
318
Every control, one feed
No extra product to buy. These controls run in the same agent and report to the same console.
Know what runs on every device without asking.
Remote-access and P2P tools are stopped fleet-wide.
One rule covers Mac, Windows and Linux.
Scope a block to one person during an investigation.
Something else? Ask our team.
Network block cuts the app off from its servers so an installed copy stops being useful. App block terminates the app whenever it runs and shows the employee a notice.
Install the agent, choose a policy, and see every decision in one console. A pilot can be live in an afternoon.