Awingu

RICHEST HTML5 EXPERIENCE

Any browser on any device on any OS

You can use your device of choice, be it an Apple MacBook, Windows PC, Linux PC, Google Chromebook, Android tablet, iOS tablet, Samsung Dex, etc. With Awingu you work via any available browser (e.g. Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, BlackBerry Access, Internet Explorer, Safari, Opera, Vivaldi, Brave, etc.) meaning it’s all up to you to choose any device to connect to. Even on a Tesla board computer, or a smart fridge! No installation required!

Proprietary RDP to HTML5 technology

Awingu runs on in-house developed RDP to HTML5 technology. The Awingu HTML5 gateway smoothly connects with RDP platforms in the back-end (e.g. RemoteApp, Remote Desktop, VDI) and provides end users with a secure and high-performance access in HTML5.

Personalized workspace

We allow end-users to tweak their environment just enough to optimize their productivity by letting them choose favourite applications, bookmarked files and default applications per file type. All of these are optional, of course, and less tech-savvy users don’t have to bother using them.

Smartcard support

By the use of our in-house developed Awingu Remote Application Helper, Awingu can provide Smartcard support in any HTML5 session on any browser.

Multiple screen working supported

Awingu allows working from multiple monitors. The streamed application (or desktop) session can be used on up to 16 monitors. Alternatively, different applications can each be opened in a new browser tab. All this by making optimal use of the browser, without local agents or plug-ins installed.

In-app notifications

Get notified when an action happens in a tabbed-out application session, just like you would receive a notification in your system tray.

Virtual printing

The hassle of having to install printer drivers on your backend and not being able to print from any other printer within an RDP session is a thing of the past. You have the choice to leverage network printers in the office and the Awingu Virtual Printer for home or branch offices. The Awingu Virtual Printer provides a simple solution that does not require managing printer drivers.

Built-in MFA

Built-in, Awingu supports both Time-based password (TOTP) or Counter-based password (HOTP) as 2nd factor; meaning you can use native mobile applications such as Microsoft Authenticator and Google Authenticator to generate a secure token without extra costs. Next to the built-in flavor, Awingu supports many other commercial platforms: you can choose to work with your existing Radius equipment, services such as SMS Passcode, Duo Security or Azure MFA. Administrators can make the use of MFA mandatory outside of the company network, and/or they can enable the optional 30-day browser trust.

Leverage (external) identity providers (IdP)

If you’re working with an external IdP (e.g. Azure AD, Okta, Google Identity), you set up a SAML or OpenID Connect connect to this service (full SSO or pre-authentication models are both supported). That way, you can leverage all security services (e.g. MFA, geofencing, etc.) offered by the external service.

Session recording

Enable the built-in Awingu application session recording to automatically save footage of what happens on your platform. Use it not only for troubleshooting, but also to get a clear view on what e.g. external contractors are using your applications for.

Built-in SSL encryption

Awingu comes built-in with an auto-generated and renewed SSL certificate service. If you prefer to use your own certificates, that is also possible (on a per-tenant level).

Deep usage audit and anomaly detection

Use administration features to view usage behind Awingu: e.g., see who has logged in, what applications were used and what actions were performed upon which files. This is useful for auditing purposes, but also for license (cost) optimization.

Granular usage controls

Administrators control the rights of users or user groups in a very granular way. For each of those, they can open or restrict features such as printing, copy/pasting (from the the local desktop), downloading or uploading, session sharing etc. This enables a highly secure and compliant context.

Context-aware (based on network)

Choose to enable or disable a variety of security features based upon the login location. It makes sense to enforce stronger authentication when your employees are surfing on an unknown or public network, and to tone down on authentication when they log in to their desktop computer at the office to ensure a smooth and easy login.