CAPTOR SFTP Backups to Microsoft Azure Blob Storage

One of our great partners in New Zealand, Spark NZ, had a customer who wanted to have sensitive employee media content copied to Azure Blob Storage, and enforce policies so that they can ensure that if there was a breach the server and content would not be compromise.

The partner was able to provide the solution using CAPTOR for Intune. Here is the solution, in their own words.

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I successfully managed to establish a successful connection to Azure Blob Storage with multiple files using CAPTOR. This was via SFTP. This is a pretty good use case, as Blob storage has way more native processing, backup, AV scanning etc. Another benefit was I was able to succeed using only List and Create permissions.

 Which means the account could:

• List out files and folders (to check whether the correct folder structure exists)

• Create new files and directories if required

And that it can not:

• Modify existing files or folders once created (no ability to edit)

• Remove/Delete files or folders

• Read file contents which have been uploaded

i.e. If someone were to compromise the credentials of this account, they can only upload files and create directories (and again, if you tie this to the AV scanning, you’re minimizing risk of compromise).

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If your organization has a similar use case in mind, contact us today to see a demo or set up a free trial.

CAPTOR (iOS) v 5.5.6 SharePoint Backup Option & New Content Import Method

CAPTOR (iOS) v5.5.6 was released this week with some great improvements that we are really excited to announce. The two primary changes are the addition of a new option to backup content to a SharePoint Site, and a new method of importing content into CAPTOR.

SHAREPOINT (Beta release)

CAPTOR has long supported content backups using SMB, SFTP, WebDAV, and OneDrive. This release includes a new option to backup to a SharePoint Site. When configured, a new permission will be requested (Sites.ReadWrite.All). This will need to be granted by the Entra Admin to proceed.

The SharePoint settings can be found in the CAPTOR app by going to Settings>Backup Config>SharePoint. There you will find the toggle to enable the protocol, and settings for the Site, Path, and User Folder toggle.

The main advantage of SharePoint over OneDrive is the ability to combine CAPTOR content from multiple users in one shared Site. For some use cases this is preferred. Our implementation of SharePoint allows you to configure:

1) Site URL (ex. https://mycompany.sharepoint.com/sites/mysite) is the actual URL to the root of the site.

2) Path (optional) creates a folder at the root of the Site’s Documents space. Do not include slashes. This folder may or may not already exist on the Site.

3) User Folder Toggle which determines if the system should create a user folder within which the CAPTOR content would be saved.

If enabled (toggled green), the system will create a folder structure of Site/Path/Username/[CAPTOR Content]. As users complete backups, you will see each CAPTOR username added as a folder within the Path folder (or at the Site root if no Path is used).

If disabled (toggled grey) the system will create a folder structure of Site/Path/[CAPTOR content]. As users complete backups, you will see their content merged together within any like-named folders. For example, if the Folder Nomenclature system is set to Daily, and five different users captured content on December 8th, 2025, you would see all of their content within the same folder named 2025-12-08. For situations like this we recommend configuring the key “filenamebase” with a token variable so that the file names are easily identifiable to the user.

CONTENT IMPORT ENHANCEMENTS

CAPTOR v5.5.6 introduces a new method to import content into CAPTOR. This feature is only available if the app config includes “allowimport” with the value “True”, and the container policy must allow data from an unmanaged app to be saved to a managed app. If these two prerequisites are met, a user can go to CAPTOR Folders, tap +, and see new option to Import Photos and Import Files.

Import Photos will prompt a permission request to access the user’s Photos. Accept this permission, and then you can select one or more photos/videos to import into CAPTOR.

Import Files will launch the Apple Files app. From there you can find content, tap Open In, and select CAPTOR. This will add the content to the CAPTOR Imported folder.

CAPTOR by Inkscreen Now Available on the Jamf Marketplace

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Inkscreen’s CAPTOR™ App Now Available on the Jamf Marketplace
Empowering Secure Capture of Photos, Videos, and Scans on Managed iOS Devices

Austin, TX – December 8, 2025 — Inkscreen, a leader in mobile content capture security, is proud to announce that its flagship application, CAPTOR, is now available on the Jamf Marketplace, expanding access to organizations looking to enforce data protection policies on iOS devices.

CAPTOR is a secure camera, video, and document scanning app that replaces the native iOS apps to ensure that captured content is encrypted, containerized, and fully compliant with organizational security policies. With CAPTOR, enterprises can confidently allow mobile capture in regulated environments such as government, insurance, healthcare, legal, and financial services.

By joining the Jamf Marketplace, CAPTOR becomes even more accessible to Jamf customers who rely on best-in-class tools to manage and secure Apple devices across their workforce. The app is fully integrated with Jamf Pro, offering seamless deployment and policy enforcement, including app configuration, data loss prevention (DLP), and integration with secure file destinations such as Microsoft Intune, Microsoft 365, and others.

“Being featured in the Jamf Marketplace is a significant milestone for Inkscreen,” said Josh Bohls, Founder and CEO of Inkscreen. “It reinforces our commitment to empowering secure mobile workflows by giving IT and security teams the tools they need to maintain control over sensitive content captured on iPhones and iPads.”

Key CAPTOR Features:

• Secure replacement for Camera, Photos, and Notes apps

• Managed access via MDM (Jamf, Intune, etc.)

• On-device encryption and policy-based storage

• Direct integration with secure file destinations

• Compliance with data protection regulations including HIPAA, GDPR, and CJIS

Organizations interested in streamlining secure mobile content capture can now explore and deploy CAPTOR directly via the Jamf Marketplace.

About Inkscreen
Inkscreen develops mobile applications that enable secure and compliant content capture and sharing. Its flagship product, CAPTOR, is trusted by organizations around the world to provide a secure mobile camera, document scanner, and media management solution.

For more information, visit www.inkscreen.com or contact press@inkscreen.com.