Windows Secure Application Manager is a built-in Windows system component that helps run certain apps and experiences in an isolated, sandboxed environment. It brokers communication between protected apps and the operating system, enforces permissions, and keeps potentially risky content contained. The service runs in the background and starts automatically when needed by features that use app containers or secure sessions. As a core security component, it is managed by the operating system and should not be disabled.
Windows Secure Application Manager is developed by Juniper Networks, Inc. The most popular version of this product among our users is 5.1. The name of the program executable file is dsSamUI.exe.
You can check Secure Browser, Security Task Manager, Microsoft Windows Performance Toolkit and other related programs like Mz Power Manager at the "download" section.
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