ISL Light is a remote desktop software that is easy to use for security-conscious users. It offers great value-performance. ISL Light is a powerful tool for IT staff and support personnel to solve problems remotely via remote support, unattended access, or screen-sharing from mobile devices. It is cross-platform and provides 256-bit encrypted sessions, all the standard remote access features, as well as session recording, chat, videocall and multi-monitor support, file transfers, reporting, and many other important extras. Users can choose between cloud and on-premise services. ISL Online license doesn't limit the number or workstations of clients, users, and users you can support. It is a reliable, highly secure software that can be used in all industries, including banks, hospitals, government institutions, and insurances.
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JSCAPE by Redwood is a secure managed file transfer (MFT) software that automates complex file workflows, consolidating manual processes, custom scripts and siloed tools into a single, reliable platform. Low-code automation triggers enable IT teams to orchestrate file transfers across Windows, Linux, macOS, Solaris and any other platform, with unlimited users, trading partners and concurrent connections included and no additional middleware required.
JSCAPE delivers enterprise-grade security, backed by an unblemished track record since 1999 and active third-party certifications that most MFT providers don't hold: SOC 2 Type 1 and Type 2, ISO 27001, Drummond Certified™, and FIPS 140-2 and 140-3 validated encryption. Quarterly penetration testing and annual third-party audits keep your environment audit-ready year-round.
The solution handles any file size and any protocol — SFTP, FTP/S, HTTP/S, AS2, OFTP2, WebDAV, and more — while meeting compliance requirements for HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOX, GDPR and GLBA. It also fits cleanly into any environment (on-premises, cloud, hybrid, containerized or SaaS), with native integrations for Microsoft Azure, AWS, IBM Cloud, CyberArk, Box, Dropbox and leading workload automation solutions like RunMyJobs.
Trusted by 1,000+ organizations in 57+ countries, JSCAPE includes 24/7/365 expert technical support with an 8-minute median response time and online training at no extra cost in every plan.
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DropBear
Dropbear is a compact SSH server and client that operates on various Unix-like platforms. It is an open-source program released under an MIT-style license, making it accessible for developers. Its design is particularly advantageous for "embedded" Linux systems, like those found in wireless routers. For those interested in staying updated on new releases or engaging in discussions, a low-traffic mailing list is available for subscriptions. With an efficient memory footprint, Dropbear can be compiled into a statically linked binary of just 110kB using uClibc on x86 architecture, provided that only the essential options are selected. Additionally, the server supports X11 forwarding and authentication-agent forwarding for clients using OpenSSH. Users can compile the server, client, key generator, and key converter into a single executable, similar to busybox, with the ability to disable certain features during compilation to conserve space. The software also includes a multi-hop mode that allows SSH TCP forwarding, enabling users to tunnel through multiple SSH hosts seamlessly in a single command, demonstrating its versatility in various networking scenarios. This flexibility makes Dropbear a favored choice for projects requiring lightweight and efficient SSH solutions.
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KiTTY
KiTTY is a derivative of version 0.76 of the renowned telnet/SSH client PuTTY, specifically tailored for the Microsoft® Windows® operating system. For those seeking more details on the original software or pre-compiled binaries for different platforms, the Simon Tatham PuTTY page serves as a valuable resource. KiTTY retains all the essential features of its predecessor while introducing a variety of additional functionalities that are outlined on its website. Users can explore traditional features and verify their operational status, such as auto-command, auto-password, auto-reconnect, transparency, port knocking, hyperlinking, printing from the clipboard, an embedded launcher, as well as unique offerings from TuTTY and RuTTY. Furthermore, it includes the PuTTYCrypt patch for credential retrieval from certificates, the PuTTYCyg tool for integrating a Cygwin terminal into KiTTY, and Zmodem support for file transfers using the ZModem protocol. Notably, the Covidimus patch allows for the incorporation of a background image, and there has been a significant advancement in settings management, with a nearly complete rewrite of the SSH core and essential Windows functions. Overall, KiTTY represents a comprehensive enhancement over the original PuTTY client, catering specifically to the needs of Windows users.
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