Windows desktops in a browser tab.
Open Windows Server 2016 through 2025, and Windows 10 and 11, as full remote desktops in the browser. The Windows password stays in the gateway, the server's certificate is verified, and every session is recorded.
What you get
No RDP client, no shared passwords: the gateway signs in with a vaulted, rotated account (local or domain), and users never see it.
Verified hosts: NLA by default, plus TLS, Negotiate or legacy RDP for older systems. Each host's certificate is pinned, and a different certificate is refused.
You decide what crosses: clipboard in each direction, file upload and download with size limits, drives, printing, audio and microphone, per host. Every file and every clipboard transfer is audited.
Shared and supervised: share a live desktop read-only or with full control. Reviewers watch, and administrators can end a session with a reason. The desktop follows the size of the browser window.
Windows desktops in a browser tab.
- No RDP client, no shared passwords
- Verified hosts
- You decide what crosses
- Shared and supervised
Windows desktops in a browser tab.
Set up
- 01
Add the Windows host (address, account, domain, security mode)
- 02
Test connection reads its certificate so you can pin it
- 03
Set its file and clipboard policy
- 04
Grant access.
FAQ
Prove it on your own systems.
A proof of concept runs inside your environment, on the systems you choose, with success criteria agreed up front.
- 01Scope call
- 02Deploy & connect your systems
- 03Review the evidence together