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Custom MDM

SECURECRYPT Custom MDM is built from the ground up to operate outside of Google and Apple control, giving you true ownership of your mobile infrastructure. Unlike conventional MDMs that leak metadata, depend on third-party servers, and expose hidden attack surfaces, our platform is privately hosted, hardened against tampering, and designed with zero data exposure. From verified secure boot to granular hardware suppression and private app distribution, SECURECRYPT provides unmatched protection for organizations and individuals who demand absolute privacy, security, and control over their devices.

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Independent From Google & Apple

Most MDMs run on Google or Apple infrastructure, which means your devices are tied to their servers, telemetry, and potential backdoors. SECURECRYPT breaks that dependency. We operate on our own self-hosted infrastructure, managed entirely by us. This ensures your devices remain private, isolated from Google Services, iCloud, or any ecosystem that harvests metadata. The result: total control over data flow, storage, and policy enforcement with zero exposure to third-party surveillance.

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Location, Radio, 911 Channels Disabled

Conventional devices always maintain hidden emergency channels — even in airplane mode. SECURECRYPT removes this risk at the firmware level. We can fully disable Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, NFC, and cellular radios, as well as neutralize 911 and emergency broadcast pathways. Without those backdoors, carriers cannot issue a location ping. Once radios are shut down, the modem detaches from the network completely, making the device invisible and unreachable until policies are changed. This eliminates one of the most common attack vectors used by hostile governments, operators, and forensic teams.

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USB Port Blocking & Tamper-Proofing

Hostile actors, and forensic vendors rely heavily on USB connections (ADB, developer mode, side-loading) to acquire data. SECURECRYPT blocks these at the root. No file transfers, no debugging, no peripheral access. Even if a device is physically seized, there is no working data channel for tools like Cellebrite or GrayKey to exploit. By eliminating USB-based workflows, we cut off the most direct and convenient entry point into a device — rendering forensic acquisition a dead end.

Daily BFU (Before First Unlock) Auto-Reboot

A phone is most vulnerable after it has been unlocked, because the encryption keys remain cached in memory. SECURECRYPT forces a daily reboot into Before First Unlock state, which wipes those keys from RAM. After reboot, the phone is cryptographically sealed until the correct passcode is entered. This means even if an attacker manages to seize an already-unlocked device, it will not remain in a decrypted state for long. This automatic safeguard ensures that sensitive data cannot be left exposed.

Granular Hardware & Sensor Suppression

Modern surveillance doesn’t always rely on radios — it exploits sensors. Gyroscopes, accelerometers, magnetometers, and even ambient light sensors can be used to build behavioral profiles and motion-based tracking. SECURECRYPT allows you to disable these sensors individually at the system level. This stops advanced adversaries from inferring keystrokes, walking patterns, or physical environments through telemetry. By extending control beyond just radios, SECURECRYPT closes off surveillance methods most users don’t even know exist.

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Private App Store Distribution

Google Play and Apple App Store expose users to both privacy leakage and dependency risks. SECURECRYPT provides a private, encrypted app store — delivering only pre-approved apps via secure channels. Administrators can whitelist and blacklist apps, push updates, and eliminate unnecessary bloatware that increases attack surface. This controlled ecosystem ensures that devices run only business-critical software, with no background analytics, tracking APIs, or hidden permissions.

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Verified Secure Boot

Persistent malware and rootkits thrive by attacking the boot chain, where they can survive wipes and reboots. SECURECRYPT enforces cryptographic validation at every stage of the boot process. Only signed, authorized firmware can load, and any attempt to modify the bootloader or kernel is blocked.

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Zero Metadata Exposure

Every commercial MDM leaks metadata: app usage, network behavior, location history. Even when content is encrypted, patterns reveal sensitive intelligence. SECURECRYPT is designed to produce no metadata at all. We block Google’s telemetry, iCloud’s analytics, and OS-level logging APIs. Devices managed by SECURECRYPT do not transmit behavioral fingerprints to outside servers. This surveillance-free design guarantees that no adversary — corporate, government, or forensic — can build a dossier on your users from metadata leakage.

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Remote Wipe & Policy Enforcement

If a device is lost, stolen, or compromised, timing is critical. SECURECRYPT supports instant remote wipe with multi-layered erasure protocols that ensure no recovery is possible — even with advanced forensic tools. Policies can also be enforced dynamically: devices can be locked down, reconfigured, or reset in real time. Combined with our private infrastructure, this gives organizations immediate control over field devices, ensuring sensitive data is never left exposed.

Comparison Table: SECURECRYPT vs. Competitors

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