Why DeskRoll is the Most Secure Remote Desktop Software
AES Encryption and SSL for Remote Desktop Software
- DeskRoll implements industry-standard AES encryption using 256 and 128-bit keys.
- To see DeskRoll’s security certificate information and company details, click the lock icon on your web browser.
Two-Factor Authentication and Secondary Passwords
- You choose your mobile device as required for authentication. It works similarly to the 2FA mechanism used on Gmail. This application does not require an Internet connection on your mobile to run.
- On DeskRoll, you may specify a password for each unattended machine.
Self-hosted DeskRoll as Secure Remote Desktop Software
- You can have a license that comes with a self-hosted communication server and website.
- You can personalize the appearance and the way user and session authorization works.
Session History Logging on Remote Desktop Software
- All remote sessions are logged and cannot be deleted.
- Each month you can opt to receive a summary of sessions and other service use metrics.
Remote Desktop Software for Ad-hoc Support
- For ad-hoc remote support, user permission-only access is possible. The remote support application is deleting after the session unless the remote users explicitly decide to keep it.
- Unattended access functionality works with a separate application.