SkieIs data encrypted in transit between devices and Skie?
Yes. Communication between managed devices and Skie's servers is encrypted in transit. Policy bundles are also cryptographically signed and each device checks the signature, rejecting anything that does not verify. Wi-Fi profiles are stored encrypted. For anything formal, ask for the security details in writing.
Two protections work together. The first is encryption of the connection, so that what a device sends to Skie, and what Skie sends back, cannot be read by someone on the same network. That matters on shared school Wi-Fi and on public networks.
The second is signing. Each policy bundle sent to a device is cryptographically signed, and the device refuses anything that does not verify. That is about authenticity rather than secrecy: a device accepts rules only from Skie, not from someone pretending to be Skie. Each device also has its own key and identity.
Stored credentials get care too. Wi-Fi profiles that an organisation saves for provisioning are stored encrypted. Rules are cached on the device and keep working offline, so there is no need to leave the network open to enforce them.
None of this removes the need for good practice on the organisation's side. Use roles with the smallest access that works, keep the user list current and report anything unusual. A strong lock does not help if the key is left under the mat.
A practical tip: security reviewers like specifics. For a formal review, ask Skie for a written summary of how data is protected in transit and at rest, and record the date. This knowledge base is a plain-language guide, not a security certification.