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SECURITY

Security is more than saying
“encrypted.”

JDesk combines device identity, short-lived connection grants, end-to-end encryption, minimal Relay visibility and explicit audit boundaries. The browser manages access; trusted native clients hold remote-session keys.

JDesk Windows client
Trusted native remote sessionsWeb manages identity and authorization; native clients carry control and media.

End-to-end encryption

Control and media are encrypted between endpoints

Relay forwards ciphertext and connection metadata needed for routing. It does not need screen, keyboard, clipboard or file plaintext.

Connection authorization

Who connects, to which device, and with what capabilities

Account state, device identity, entitlement, policy and target authorization are checked before a short-lived grant is issued.

Audit boundaries

Compliance without making Relay a decryption point

Enterprise audit media is produced by endpoints and stored through the audit-storage path; Relay remains blind to remote-session plaintext.

Start with secure remote access, then add what you need.

Core remote access remains simple; advanced performance and governance are enabled by published entitlements.