We’re back with a brand-new update for Uniqkey.
With release 2.4.0, you’re now able to create and manage logins for a list of local desktop applications (see below), ensuring that your desktop-based workflow is just as safe and convenient as your cloud-based.
What's New In 2.4.0
Desktop Application: Bringing More Security To Your Desktop Workflow
Our new “Desktop Application” feature lets users effortlessly manage both company and personal logins for local applications.
This new capability enables administrators to create company logins for local applications specifically, allowing the organization to extend security to the desktop domain by managing and controlling desktop-based access through the Admin Portal.
To do this, all you need to do is install our new Desktop Extension and pair it with your Uniqkey app (as you do with our browser extension).
Desktop Extension: Use This To Manage Logins For Local Apps
Similar to how our browser extension allows you to manage cloud-based logins, the new desktop extension is the key to managing logins for local applications.
How It Works:
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Open the Desktop Extension to get an overview of all your local logins
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Select the login for the application you want to use (e.g. Remote Desktop).
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Simply authenticate the login in your Uniqkey mobile app.
Supported Applications
With the introduction of the desktop extension, we’ve extended Uniqkey’s capabilities to a variety of commonly used local applications.
You can now conveniently manage your logins fors:
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Microsoft Teams
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Windows Hello
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SQL Server Management Studio
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Zoom
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SmartFTP
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Bitrix24
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ProtonVPN
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FortiClient
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Microsoft Remote Desktop
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Netflix
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Filezilla
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TeamViewer
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MySQL Workbench
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SonicWall NetExtender
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SQL Server Management Studio
That concludes our update for release 2.4.0.
We hope that this new update brings ease to your desktop-based work. As always, we’ll continue to work hard to improve your Uniqkey experience, and would love your feedback on the latest features.