Admin By Request EPM is an endpoint privilege management solution for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It removes permanent local admin rights and grants elevation only when a task requires it, so a compromised account can't take over an entire system. Elevation applies to applications rather than user accounts, and privileges can be delegated by user or group to fit developers, general staff, and third-party contractors alike. Threat and behavioral analytics identify risky users, assets, and software, and every session is logged for auditing. The solution runs from a single portal, works online or offline, and requires no additional servers or databases.
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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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Noden
Noden is a macOS application that consolidates SSH, SFTP, RDP, serial console access, and a Touch ID-protected password vault into a single interface. It allows users to operate multiple terminal sessions within an adjustable grid layout and facilitates file transfers through a dual-pane SFTP manager that supports drag-and-drop from Finder, along with the capability to edit remote files using your preferred editor while ensuring synchronization. Users can connect to Windows systems via RDP with Metal rendering and manage network devices like routers and switches through a serial console. The built-in password manager safeguards SSH keys, API tokens, secure notes, and passwords using Touch ID, with all data safely stored in the macOS Keychain rather than external servers. An optional AI assistant can suggest shell commands and requires user approval before executing them. Developed in SwiftUI for both Apple Silicon and Intel, the application avoids using Electron and allows for the importation of existing SSH configurations and keys. It is available for free for up to five connections, with a Pro version offered at an annual fee of $5.99. This comprehensive tool significantly enhances productivity for users who frequently interact with remote systems.
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PuTTYTray
The application allows for minimizing to the system tray through various methods such as CTRL + minimize, at startup, or always, and features customizable icons. It notifies users with a blinking tray icon upon receiving a bell signal and includes configurable window transparency options. Users can enjoy URL hyperlinking, portability, and the ability to store session configurations in files, enabling use on devices like USB drives, similar to portaPuTTY. The 'always on top' feature is easily accessible through the system menu, and there is support for Android ADB. Additionally, sessions can be loaded from files via the command line, and the software automatically selects 'sessions from file' in the absence of registry-stored sessions. It is now built on PuTTY 0.61, incorporating enhancements such as Windows 7 Jumplist and Aero support. The executables have been signed to alleviate Internet Explorer's concerns, all without necessitating code changes. A new URLs submenu has been introduced for improved keyboard access, while ensuring compatibility with older computers. The application benefits from a code signing certificate and timestamping, eliminating previous certificate errors. Initially compiled by Barry Haanstra, the project is now under the stewardship of Chris West (Faux), ensuring ongoing maintenance and improvements to the software. The evolution of this tool highlights a commitment to enhancing user experience and accessibility across various platforms.
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