Reach any file on any endpoint without a desktop session
Browse the filesystem, pull a log for analysis, or push a fix to the device. Sessions run on demand through the agent channel, and every transfer is hashed into the audit log.
Getting one file off a remote machine is still an odyssey
A five-minute log pull turns into half an hour of VPNs, emails, and “can you send it to me?”.
Emailing logs around
Technicians ask users to find and send files, and sensitive logs end up in inboxes and chat apps.
Shares left open for support
Temporary SMB shares and FTP servers opened for a fix are forgotten and stay reachable for months.
Full desktop session for one file
Interrupting a user with a remote desktop session just to grab one log file is heavy and slow.
Untracked evidence handling
Files collected for an incident move through personal drives and chats with no hash or custody record.
The endpoint disk, within reach of the console
See, search, and transfer files without interrupting the user or exposing new services.
Browse any endpoint filesystem
Walk folders on Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints from the console. See names, sizes, and timestamps without a desktop session.
Two-way file transfer
Pull a log file for analysis or push a patch, config, or installer to the device during the same session.
On-demand sessions
The file session starts when you open it and stops when you close it. No permanent file sharing service is exposed on the device.
Collect evidence for DLP cases
When a DLP incident points at a file on a device, fetch a copy for the case file without visiting the machine.
Search instead of guessing
Jump to known paths or search filenames across the disk instead of clicking through folder trees.
No extra tool or license
Runs on the same Moftgate agent already on the device. No FTP server, no share, no separate remote tool.
File access with full chain of custody
The support channel must not become an exfiltration channel. Every transferred file is identified and recorded.
- ✓Transfers run over TLS through your own relay; file contents never pass through a third-party cloud.
- ✓Role-based access limits which technician can browse which device group.
- ✓Every download and upload is logged with technician, device, path, and file hash.
- ✓DLP policies still apply to technician transfers, so sensitive data does not leak through the support channel.
- ✓Sensitive paths can be excluded by policy so private folders never appear in the console.
From incident to file in four steps
Open the device
Pick the endpoint from the fleet list and start a file browser session on demand.
Navigate the disk
Walk the folder tree or jump to a path. Filenames, sizes, and timestamps render instantly.
Transfer what you need
Download evidence and logs, or upload the fix. Every transfer is hashed and logged.
Close and record
The session stops on demand and the transfer list is already in the audit log.
File Browser: frequently asked questions
Stop chasing files over email and VPN
The file browser is already inside the agent you deploy for Endpoint Management. The first 200 endpoints are free for the first year.