How Ping Works

Protect the apps your team can't work without.

Every team runs on apps. CRMs, internal dashboards, billing systems, ticketing, customer portals. Each holds data the business depends on.

Each was built assuming your team is on a managed device, in a managed network, with a managed identity. Vendors, contractors, outsourced agencies, and employees on personal laptops break that assumption. They need the same access. The same controls don't follow.

Why the browser

The browser is the control point.

Every internal app, every SaaS tool, every shared link runs through the browser. So does every login, every paste, every download, every session.

Enforcing controls in the browser means one place that sees every app the user opens, every action they take, and every device they work from. Other approaches (device agents, application plugins, network filters) cover only a slice of that surface and leave the rest exposed.

The frame

Three things have to be true.

For any app, on any device, with any user.

01
Only the right user has access to the right app.
02
Data is protected inside the app.
03
Every action is recorded for audit.

How we deliver

Four pillars.

Three of them deliver the guarantees above. The fourth keeps them running at scale.

Secure access

Every app sits behind the browser. Logins go through your existing identity provider, so the user's identity follows them across every internal and SaaS tool. Access is decided by role, by app, and by what the device is allowed to do. Untrusted devices, unsafe networks, and stale sessions are caught before they reach your data.

SSO with Okta, Microsoft Entra, Google Workspace, and other OIDC providers
Device posture checks: disk encryption, OS version, attached hardware
Identity-aware access policies, per app, per role, per location
Zero-trust controls enforced at the browser, no separate agent on the device
Session re-authentication on inactivity or device-trust change

Data loss prevention

Browser-level DLP catches what device agents and network filters miss. Every action a user can take inside an app (copy, save, upload, screenshot) is governed in one place, across every app, on managed and unmanaged devices alike.

Clipboard, upload, download, and screenshot controls, scoped per site
Watermarks tied to user identity
Sensitive field masking inside any app
Action blocking on specific in-app workflows
Approval flows for access to sensitive data and workflows
Site allow-lists and block-lists

Audit

An audit trail at the browser captures every app, not just the ones with their own logs. For your DPDP, RBI, or ISO 27001 reviews, you need one place that shows what was accessed, by whom, on what device, and when. The browser is that place. Reviews stop being a quarter-end scramble across five tools.

Granular activity logging, per user, per app, per action
Full session replay
Real-time alerting on policy violations
Reports configurable for compliance frameworks

Operations

Security tooling that is hard to operate gets bypassed. Ping is built so an IT team of any size can roll it out, run policies across roles and apps, integrate with the identity and security stack already in place, and keep up with updates without breaking users.

Single console for policies, identity integration, and reporting
Role-based policy assignment that mirrors your org structure
Cloud-managed or self-hosted deployment
Staged update channels for self-hosted environments
Integrates with your existing IdP, SIEM, and endpoint stack

Built around four guarantees.

The right user. Data that stays put. A clear audit trail. Operations that scale with you. Let us show you how we protect your apps, your data, and your customers.

Show me how

Your apps. Your controls. Your audit trail.