Security
Security, stated as it is.
Software that installs an agent on a laptop has to be trusted. This page separates what exists, what is planned, and what we do not claim.
thinkclarITy does not claim a security certification (for example ISO/IEC 27001 or SOC 2), does not offer a regulatory compliance guarantee, and does not publish a third-party penetration-test result. If one of those is a procurement requirement, say so at the start so we can discuss it openly.
Product approach
Control stays with your IT team.
Design principles for clarITy DEX and clarITy ITSM that you can check in a demo.
Remediation needs approval
A self-healing action that affects a device goes through an approval queue before it runs. You can see that flow in a demo.
AI suggests, a person decides
A clarITy DEX insight and a clarITy ITSM triage suggestion are shown for review. A device or a ticket does not change until someone decides.
Access follows your account
How people sign in is agreed for your deployment and confirmed in writing. This page does not list an integration as available.
Only the telemetry the score needs
The clarITy DEX agent is designed to collect the device-health telemetry the score needs. What clarITy DEX and clarITy ITSM collect is discussed in a technical session.
No product screenshot is shown. A confirmed capture of the deployed application is not on this site yet.
Facts about this site
What happens to your data on this website.
This applies to the thinkclarITy website and the customer account you are using.
- Account passwords on this site are stored as a bcrypt hash, not as the original text.
- A signed-in session uses a signed token (JWT) from Auth.js.
- Demo, trial, and proposal requests are stored in the thinkclarITy site database, a managed cloud database provided by Turso, and are not sent to a CRM or a third-party marketing service. The Privacy Policy lists the providers that may process data outside Indonesia.
- Checkout on this site is a simulation. Simulation — no real payment collected. No card is charged and no money moves.
Bring your security team’s questions.
In a technical session we answer directly — including when the answer is “not yet”.
Request a technical session- What the agent collects, and how often
- Where data is stored, and the deployment options
- Retention and deletion
- Roles and access in the console
- How remediation approval works, and which scripts are allowed
- How to report a vulnerability