
Quickly Connect to RDP Sessions with DirectConnect
Connecting to a webpage to request access to an RDP session is an unnecessary step for administrators that primarily work with desktop connection managers. Password Safe version 6.2.1 introduces a new method of connecting to RDP sessions without having to log onto the Password Safe portal. Connection strings may be defined and saved as shortcuts on the desktop, or by using popular desktop managers such as Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Manager, The user simply downloads an RDP file through the UI, as in the following image, or enters the details manually into the Microsoft Remote Desktop client for example (any RDP client on any operating system is supported).

Search Active Sessions in Real-time
Most session management applications only allow searching of data once the session has been completed. What happens when you have received a real-time alert to say a user has potentially executed a dangerous command, and they are still active in the session? Real-time active session searching allows keystrokes, and returned meta data such as click events to be searched while the user is still active in their session.