Your platform is HIPAA compliant. Your clinicians' home laptops are not.
ModSquad delivers and runs a HIPAA-compliant secure browser for telehealth and HealthTech teams — PHI controls, session logging, and access policies enforced natively in the browser, on any device a clinician uses. No MDM. No IT team required.
The obligation is yours. The device belongs to someone else.
A clinician opens a personal laptop, logs into your platform, and works with patient records for the next eight hours. You hold the HIPAA obligation for every one of those sessions. You control almost nothing about the machine they happen on.
HIPAA is covered at the platform. The gap is the endpoint.
Your telehealth platform carries the HIPAA obligation. The clinician carries an unmanaged laptop — the personal device they open every session. No browser-level control sits between the two.
Platform logs stop at the login.
Authentication is recorded. What happens after is not: PHI copied, screenshotted, cached, or left on a device after a clinician moves on. When a breach investigation traces exposure to a home laptop, the platform logs cannot reconstruct what happened.
1099 clinicians will not accept a managed laptop.
You cannot ship hardware or push MDM onto a device you do not own. The one place you can enforce controls is the browser itself.
Put the HIPAA controls where the work happens: the browser.
You cannot lock down a clinician's personal laptop, and you should not have to. The Island Enterprise Browser moves the controls into the one surface you can govern: the browser. The device stops being the thing you have to trust: PHI answers to your policies wherever a clinician opens it.
ModSquad runs the whole thing. We review your HIPAA obligations and workforce setup, build Island to spec, deploy it to your clinicians, and manage it from there — updates, provisioning, policy changes, and incident response. The security team you would otherwise have to hire.
What a clinician's session looks like on Island
The controls that turn an unmanaged home laptop into an audit-ready, HIPAA-compliant workspace — enforced in the browser, on a device you never touch.
PHI stays inside the browser
Island governs copy, paste, download, print, and screenshot at the point of use, with watermarking and redaction. PHI cannot be carried off the machine — even on a personal or contractor device.
A session-level audit trail
Island logs every session and streams it to your SIEM, giving you a complete, exportable account of how PHI was accessed — on any device.
Identity and access, enforced
SSO with multi-factor authentication, device-posture checks, and compromised-credential detection decide who reaches PHI and under what conditions.
Clean offboarding, nothing left behind
When someone leaves, access is revoked centrally and the session ends. Because PHI never lived on the device, nothing stays behind on their laptop.
This is the healthcare-facing subset. See the full Island Enterprise Browser page for every capability and the three ways to buy it — licenses, licenses plus deployment, or fully managed.
Proven at scale, every day.
ModSquad has secured a distributed, contracted workforce on the Island Enterprise Browser for years — thousands of people across 90+ countries, on their own devices. You get the same controls we run on ourselves, already proven under the exact conditions you're worried about: personal devices, 1099 contractors, constant turnover, and offboarding.
Clients typically see 50–75% lower cost than VDI, with no virtualization lag and no hardware to ship. Licenses are only the start: ModSquad wraps every engagement with scoping, configuration, deployment, and ongoing management — compliant endpoint security, operated for you since 2007.
Questions from healthcare teams
How do you secure PHI when clinicians use personal laptops?+
ModSquad puts the controls in the browser instead of the device. Copy, paste, download, print, and screenshot are governed at the point of use, and PHI stays inside the browser's protected space rather than landing on the laptop — so a personal machine can't carry a record off it, even if it's lost, shared, or compromised.
Can you be HIPAA compliant without mobile device management (MDM)?+
Yes. MDM secures a device you own; a clinician's personal laptop is neither. Instead of managing the hardware, ModSquad enforces the controls — access rules, data governance, and audit logging — inside the browser session itself. You get the protection and audit trail HIPAA calls for on any device, with nothing to enroll.
Is my telehealth platform's HIPAA compliance enough?+
It covers the platform, not the endpoint. Your platform holds the HIPAA obligation and secures data on its servers, but it does not control the personal device a clinician uses to reach it — or what happens to PHI once it is on screen. ModSquad closes that gap at the browser layer.
What happens to PHI when a clinician leaves?+
Access is revoked centrally and the session ends. Because ModSquad keeps PHI inside the browser rather than on the device, nothing cached or downloaded is left behind on a personal laptop after offboarding.
Do we need an IT or security team to run this?+
No. ModSquad scopes your HIPAA obligations, configures the policies, deploys to your team, and manages it day to day — updates, provisioning, policy changes, and incident response. You get compliant endpoint security without a single IT hire.
Does it slow clinicians down or change how they work?+
No. Clinicians get a fast, Chrome-like browser with no virtualization lag and no hardware to ship. Policies apply only to work activity; personal browsing stays private. ModSquad runs thousands of contractors on this same browser across 90+ countries.