A controlled Windows web browser with three modes: Browser, Kiosk, and KioskPlus. No address bar, no settings, no right-click, no function keys - designed to keep users inside the intended web experience.
Lock the browser down to what matters: a predictable web workflow that can be centrally configured, deployed at scale, and kept consistent across devices.
Standard browsers are built for exploration. Managed environments require the opposite: containment, consistency, and predictable UX — without user escape routes.
Secure Web Solo is ideal for centrally managed Windows estates where the browser is a workstation component — not a user playground.
Choose the interaction model you need — from standard windowed usage to fully controlled kiosk execution.
A normal Windows application that users can close, minimize, and maximize — with a hardened browser inside.
A true full-screen, single-purpose browser experience. Ideal for unattended or semi-attended stations.
Full-screen kiosk with a configurable top menu. Build the “right amount” of UI for your workflow.
Every menu element in KioskPlus can be enabled or hidden through configuration, allowing you to create a
focused web interface layer on top of any website — from “minimal controls” to “full operational console”.
When Secure Web Solo is deployed as a shell replacement, audio control remains immediately accessible.
Even though users are fully shielded from the Windows® 11 operating system, they can still select and
manage audio devices seamlessly, including devices that are connected after the session has started.
Secure Web Solo supports command-line switches to set mode and target website — ideal for imaging, software distribution, and centrally managed rollouts.
sws.exe -k https://website.comOnly one instance can run at a time. This prevents parallel sessions, eliminates user confusion, and keeps kiosk behavior predictable.
Link profiles to groups and manage Secure Web Solo configurations centrally. If connectivity is unavailable, devices automatically fall back to last known configuration.
Define configuration profiles once and apply them across groups of devices for consistent behavior at scale.
When the management service is unavailable, the endpoint continues running on the last trusted configuration.
Any environment where web access must be controlled, repeatable, and easy to manage.
KioskPlus, Browser mode, and real-world examples.
Secure Web Solo combines hardened browsing, kiosk execution, and centrally managed configuration with offline resilience.