moka5

Moka5 is a US-based startup founded in 2005, specializing in enterprise software and information technology. The company offers a transformative solution for enterprise end-user computing based on research conducted by Stanford University. Moka5 creates a highly-elastic enterprise perimeter, delivering user data and applications as simply-managed and highly-secure workspaces to popular end-user devices. Its platform enables both online and offline access and requires significantly less management overhead than legacy VDI or mobility solutions. The last investment in Moka5 was a noteworthy $16.34 million Series D investment on October 22, 2014, led by Khosla Ventures, Highland Capital Partners, and NGEN Partners. The key features of Moka5 include un-tethered, device-aware, and secure access on public and private networks, centralized management of image and policies, standardized single image layered with customized apps and data, single-click recovery from malware and virus attacks, and online and offline access with out-of-band management. Moka5's encrypted and encapsulated workspaces mitigate data security risks, allowing IT to remotely wipe workspaces from lost, stolen, or obsolete devices. The platform empowers end-users to work flexibly while providing IT with centralized control and compliance. With its "Enterprise AnyWare™" concept, Moka5 presents a promising solution for modern enterprise computing needs.