On August 20, Kasm Technologies, the platform for secure, containerized desktop and application delivery, and Everfox, a provider of cross domain solutions for classified and high-assurance environments, announced a strategic technology partnership. The joint solution enables government, defense, and intelligence agencies to securely access applications and desktops across multiple classification levels from a single device – without endpoint sprawl, local data persistence, or mission disruption.
The partnership pairs Kasm Workspaces’ container-native, ephemeral workspace platform with Everfox’s Trusted Thin Client, a purpose-built zero-trust endpoint for secure cross domain access. Together, they replace the multi-endpoint, multi-VDI-stack approaches that have long driven up cost and operational complexity in classified environments. Sessions are policy-enforced, centrally managed, and fully wiped at termination – ensuring no data is left behind regardless of classification level.
For agencies looking to modernize cross domain infrastructure, the joint solution eliminates the requirement for a full rip-and-replace. Kasm Workspaces integrates with existing hypervisors, cloud environments, and identity providers, while Everfox’s Trusted Thin Client enables secure domain bridging on validated hardware – together allowing agencies to adopt modern workspace delivery on top of current infrastructure and transition at a pace that does not put critical missions at risk.
“Everfox and Kasm work together to securely connect users across domains while modernizing the desktop experience. Everfox enables trusted cross-domain access, and Kasm replaces rigid legacy VDI with a flexible, on-premise platform that lets customers evolve their infrastructure without vendor lock-in,” said Daniel Ben-Chitrit, chief product officer, Kasm Technologies.
Source: Kasm Technologies
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By Loren Blinde
August 25, 2026
