Glossary
Product-related terms
| Terminology | Description |
|---|---|
| SHIELD Gate Teams | Desktop application that enables safe use of Microsoft Teams by utilizing SHIELD Gate's RBI technology |
| SHIELD Gate | Web security solution based on Remote Browser Isolation (RBI) technology. Providing Zero Trust security access service. |
| launcher.exe | A launcher program that checks the environment before running the Teams App and automatically configures the necessary settings. |
Security Technology Terms
| Terminology | Description |
|---|---|
| RBI (Remote Browser Isolation) | Remote browser isolation. A security technology that runs web applications on a remote server to isolate the local system from threats. |
| Isolation Environment | Protected space of the RBI server where the Teams web app runs. Blocks malware from reaching the user's PC. |
| CDR (Content Disarm and Reconstruction) | Content sanitization. A technology that removes potential risk factors from files and reconstructs them in a safe form. |
| DLP (Data Loss Prevention) | Data Leakage Prevention. A security technology that detects and blocks unauthorized transmission of personal or sensitive information. |
| ZTCA (Zero Trust Conditional Access) | Zero Trust Conditional Access Control. A security model that dynamically controls access permissions based on various conditions such as user, device, network, and time. |
| Data Encryption | A technology that protects data stored locally by encrypting it. The Teams App encrypts and stores user authentication information. |
| Token-based authentication | An authentication method that uses an encrypted token to verify the user's identity. Securely maintain the session without the need to enter the password every time. |
| Stream-based Rendering | A method of streaming the screen running on the RBI server in real-time to users. It operates reliably without being affected by UI changes. |
Terms for Teams and Collaboration Features
| Terminology | Description |
|---|---|
| Teams web app | Teams version running in the browser. The Teams App runs safely in this RBI environment. |
| PIP (Picture-in-Picture) | Screen within a screen. A feature that allows you to continue watching a video in a small window while performing other tasks. Useful when multitasking during a video conference. |
| Drag & Drop | A feature for uploading files by dragging and dropping with the mouse. It is not supported in general web isolation environments but is supported in the Teams App. |
| Real-time Notification (Notification) | A feature that immediately notifies you when events such as chat messages, mentions, and meeting invitations occur. |
| Background Operation | A feature that continues to run as a tray icon even after closing the application window, maintaining sessions and notifications. |
Management and Policy Terms
| Terminology | Description |
|---|---|
| Conditional Policy | Access control policies that are applied differently based on specific conditions such as user, group, time, and network location. |
| Video Conference Policy | Policy to Control the Use and Permissions of Teams Video Conferencing Features |
| URL-based policy | A policy that finely controls uploads/downloads, copy/paste, etc. for specific domains or URLs. |
| Screen Marking | A feature that displays a watermark on the screen to prevent information leakage. |
| Audit Log | Log that records activities such as user access, file transfer, and policy blocking. |
Technical Comparison Terms
| Terminology | Description |
|---|---|
| DOM Analysis Method | In a manner used by some third-party products, it analyzes the DOM (Document Object Model) structure of the web page to provide functionality. A patch is required when the Teams UI changes. |
| Patch | Updates released for bug fixes or feature improvements in software. The DOM analysis method requires patches for each UI change, which may lead to functionality interruptions. |