Translated with AI from the Russian original.

"Mail", "Disk", "Telemost", "Tracker" and other "Yandex 360" services are available in a single window with common navigation and advanced security settings.

The client includes a built-in secure storage where all information is encrypted. Data Leak Prevention and Environment Control policies restrict data transfer to third-party applications. Security is ensured not only within the session, but also at the access stage. Before the first launch, the "Protected Client" certifies the equipment to exclude the possibility of working on devices with jailbreak and unlocked bootloader.

When an employee is dismissed or forcibly exits the system, all data downloaded to the application is remotely deleted. The "Protected Client" supports the BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) model, allowing employees to work from personal devices without risk to corporate information.

The "Protected Client" will be available as a cross-platform solution for Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iOS. The launch is scheduled for 2026. Pilot testing is currently underway with a number of corporate clients.

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