Endpoint security that rides the agent you already run — business VPN, web filtering and CIS compliance that monitors, enforces and fixes itself.
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Scalefusion Veltar is the endpoint-security layer of the Scalefusion trio, launched December 2024: a business VPN with per-app tunneling, web content filtering, device/USB controls, and automated CIS benchmark compliance — 95+ preconfigured rules that continuously monitor, enforce and auto-remediate hardening on macOS, iOS and iPadOS fleets. It rides the same agent Scalefusion UEM installs, so security becomes a policy change rather than another deployment. Young, fast-shipping, and priced per device for the mid-market.
This page covers Veltar — the security layer. The rest of the trio rides the same agent:
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Endpoint security spans everything that hardens a device and its traffic: encrypted transport, destination filtering, peripheral control and configuration hardening. Traditionally each arrives as a separate product — with a separate agent.
Veltar’s premise: the device-management agent already on every endpoint is the natural enforcement point. VPN, web filtering, USB policy and CIS compliance automation become policies on the agent you run, not products you deploy.
What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.
| Dimension | VPN + filter + compliance vendors | UEM-native security (Veltar) |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | A VPN vendor + a filter vendor + a compliance tool — three agents | Policy changes on the agent already installed |
| CIS hardening | A quarterly manual checklist per device | 95+ rules monitored continuously, drift auto-fixed |
| Audit prep | Weeks of screenshots and spreadsheets | Evidence exported from the compliance dashboard |
| Remote traffic | Full-tunnel VPN everyone disables | Per-app tunnels nobody notices |
| Web policy | Office firewall rules that die off-network | Endpoint filtering on every network |
| Non-compliant device | A report row awaiting a human | Self-remediates — and can lose app access via OneIdP meanwhile |
| USB & peripherals | Policy in a PDF nobody enforces | USB & I/O rules enforced from the console |
| Cost shape | Three security line items + audit labour | One per-device attach on the existing platform |
Adoption is incremental — policies go monitor-first, then enforce, and the point vendors retire at each renewal.
Vendors love diagrams; buyers need to know what they’re actually operating. Here’s the whole platform, demystified.
Veltar enforces through the agent Scalefusion UEM already installed — security policies deploy like configuration, not like a new product rollout.
Business VPN with per-app tunneling: corporate traffic rides encrypted tunnels while personal traffic stays personal — remote and field work secured by default.
Category-based and custom web filtering enforced at the endpoint — policy follows the device onto every network, not just the office Wi-Fi.
95+ preconfigured CIS benchmark rules continuously monitor Apple fleets, enforce hardening baselines and auto-remediate drift — evidence generated as a by-product.
USB and peripheral controls, per-app policies and security baselines administered from the same console that runs the fleet.
One agent on every machine, one console over all of them — modules attach without a second operational world.
Veltar replaces the VPN client + filtering agent + compliance scanner pile with policies on the agent your fleet already runs.
Encrypted tunnels for corporate traffic on any network — the coffee-shop laptop and the field tablet get office-grade transport security.
Only corporate apps ride the tunnel; personal traffic stays out — privacy preserved, bandwidth honest, BYOD viable.
Route by destination and app with central policy — the balance of security and performance decided once, enforced everywhere.
Category blocklists and custom rules enforced on the device — gambling, malware and time-sink categories filtered on every network, not just yours.
Encrypted transport plus filtered destinations shrink the network attack surface — the two cheapest wins in endpoint security, automated.
95+ preconfigured rules mapped to CIS benchmarks for macOS, iOS and iPadOS — the hardening checklist auditors cite, pre-built instead of hand-assembled.
Posture checked continuously, not quarterly — drift appears on the dashboard the day it happens, not in the audit that finds it.
The differentiator: non-compliant devices fix themselves — a disabled firewall re-enables, a drifted setting snaps back. Reports become fix loops.
Compliance posture, remediation history and rule-by-rule evidence exported on demand — the audit binder writes itself.
USB storage and peripheral policies by device group — the data-walks-out-the-door channel, governed from the console.
Different postures for executives, field crews and kiosks — one console, per-group baselines, no exceptions spreadsheet.
Compliance state feeds OneIdP's login decisions; UEM inventory scopes Veltar policies — three products behaving like one system, because they are.
Official demos — the launch pitch, the compliance engine and web filtering live.
The launch pitch — why endpoint security belongs on the device-management agent.
The CIS engine in action — monitor, enforce and auto-remediate hardening at fleet scale.
Category and custom web filtering configured live on the console.
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Book a guided demo →Here’s what genuinely sets Veltar apart from the point-security pile.
Every security product starts with 'deploy our agent.' Veltar starts with the one you already run — VPN, filtering and compliance arrive as policy changes, not projects.
95+ CIS rules that monitor AND auto-remediate — the difference between a report documenting failure and a loop that closes it. Auditors get evidence; admins get their quarters back.
Encrypted transport (VPN) and filtered destinations (web control) neutralise a disproportionate share of real-world endpoint risk — Veltar automates both for the price of one line item.
The CIS engine leads on macOS, iOS and iPadOS — exactly the fleets whose hardening is usually manual, per-device and quietly skipped. Windows/Android coverage expands with the roadmap.
Veltar is VPN + filtering + device control + compliance automation — not a full EDR, and not priced like one. It complements your antivirus/EDR; it doesn't pretend to replace it.
Compliance state feeds OneIdP logins; UEM inventory scopes security policy. Buying Veltar is buying the converged architecture — the whole one-agent thesis, completed.
TechBag advisors map your VPN/filtering vendors, compliance obligations and Apple-fleet hardening reality — the census IS the business case.
VPN profiles, filtering categories and CIS monitoring (report-only) on pilot devices — riding the existing agent, so this is configuration, not deployment.
CIS rules flip from monitor to enforce-and-remediate group by group; per-app tunnels roll to field devices; USB policy lands where data risk lives.
Continuous compliance with self-healing drift, evidence exports on demand, and posture feeding OneIdP access decisions. TechBag manages renewals.
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“CIS hardening on 400 Macs used to be a quarter of manual work. Veltar's rules run continuously and fix drift themselves — the audit was the easiest we've had.”
“It deployed in an afternoon because the agent was already there. Our previous VPN vendor's rollout took three weeks.”
“Per-app tunneling made BYOD viable — corporate apps ride the VPN, personal traffic stays personal, and nobody complains about battery.”
“Web filtering on field tablets follows the device onto every network. The policy gap when devices left our Wi-Fi is finally closed.”
“Auto-remediation is the feature: a disabled firewall re-enables itself before the ticket exists. Reports we used to file are now things that just… fix.”
“It's young — Windows compliance coverage is thinner than the Apple side today. The roadmap cadence gives us confidence, but scope your platforms honestly.”
“We kept our EDR and added Veltar for VPN + filtering + CIS. The two together cost less than the 'platform' quote we got elsewhere.”
“Compliance state feeding OneIdP conditional access is quietly brilliant — a non-compliant Mac loses app access until it self-heals.”
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and G2 retired its Grid. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the endpoint-security market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
The newest entrant with the structural advantage: security on an agent 10,000+ businesses already run. Scope is honest, momentum is the story — this page's subject.
The grid nobody publishes — security scope vs how much rollout it takes to get it.
Deliberate scope (VPN, filtering, control, CIS) at near-zero deployment weight — the lightest path to measurably better posture.
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform data and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
This matrix is deliberately cross-category — Veltar competes with a PILE of tools, not one rival. Scope honesty included.
| Dimension | Veltar | Jamf Protect | MS Defender for Business | NordLayer | Acronis Cyber Protect |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heritage & focus | UEM-native security (2024) | Apple security specialist | The bundled giant | Business VPN pure-play | Backup-led cyber protection |
| CIS compliance automation | 95+ rules, auto-remediate | Deep (Apple) | Baselines exist | Not the lane | Posture checks |
| Business VPN | Included, per-app | Not included | Not included | The core product | Not included |
| Web content filtering | Included, endpoint-level | Via Jamf Safe Internet | Via Defender/Edge stack | DNS filtering | URL filtering |
| EDR / anti-malware | Not an EDR — honest | Mac-native EDR | Full EDR | Not an EDR | Included |
| Deployment lift | Rides the UEM agent | Jamf-native | M365-wired | Fast | Agent rollout |
| Platform coverage | Apple-deep, expanding | Apple only | Windows-deep + more | All majors | Broad |
| Console unification | Same console as UEM | Jamf ecosystem | M365 admin sprawl | Own console | Own console |
| Licensing economics | Per-device attach | Per-device, Apple | Bundled value | Per user | Per workload |
| Best fit | Scalefusion estates & Apple compliance | Jamf-run Mac fleets | M365 Premium SMBs | VPN-first needs | Backup-led buyers |
Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.
Drag the sliders. Estimates assume ~3 IT-hours per device per year on manual hardening, drift fixes and audit evidence, with ~75% removed by continuous monitoring and auto-remediation — illustrative and conservative.
Loaded cost = salary + overheads per productive hour. Illustrative only — your TechBag quote models actual device counts and modules.
Veltar prices per device as a platform attach on the Scalefusion agent (no standalone list — it’s bundled with UEM). TechBag turns any UEM + security mix into a GST-compliant quote in INR.
Best for the security layer alone
Best for audit-driven fleets
Best for platform consolidators
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Veltar is VPN + filtering + control + CIS automation — NOT an EDR. Which do you need, and what stays in your stack?
Compliance automation leads on Apple today. What's the Windows/Android coverage — verified on the current release, not the roadmap slide?
Break a CIS rule on a test Mac and watch it self-heal. Time it. That loop is the product.
Test per-app tunneling on YOUR apps — including the flaky legacy one — before declaring BYOD solved.
Which categories, which custom lists, and what does the user see on a block? Test the appeal/exception flow.
Generate the audit report your actual auditor would receive. Is it acceptable to them, today?
If you run OneIdP: demo compliance-state-gated app access. It's the converged architecture's best trick.
List the VPN, filtering and compliance line items Veltar replaces — that delta is your business case.
Get a quote, scope a monitor-mode pilot on your Apple fleet, or bring your VPN and filtering bills and let a TechBag advisor model the consolidation.
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