You decide who can contact you
Don’t want to be found by other AnyDesk users? Simply restrict access to only a handful of selected devices, or one particular Namespace.
Access Control
Thanks to the Access Control List, you can whitelist the devices that are permitted to contact you by simply typing in their ID or alias. Other devices cannot contact you and are blocked immediately.
Security
Using AnyDesk in your company means any other user outside the company shouldn't be able to contact you, or even gain access to sensitive data. Thanks to the Access Control List, your data will always be safe.
Ease of use
Instead of typing in the alias of each client in your company, you can simply whitelist the entire Namespace for your company and ensure that no device outside of your network or your AnyDesk licence can contact you.
AnyDesk facilitates security at work
IT administration
How do you make sure all the clients within your network are safe from unauthorised access? One way is to only allow certain devices to contact each other via the Access Control List. As one of many AnyDesk’s security features, this helps always keeping security standards high.
Work from home
When working from home and connecting to your office computer remotely, you may want to make sure that you are the only one who is able to access it by whitelisting your own remote device. Therefore, no other co-worker can contact or access your workstation.
Collaboration
Whether you want to connect to each other in order to work on documents together together, or whether you want to connect to a PC to access specific software: Access should be restricted to your team of collaborators. Whitelist their ID or alias and shut yourself off from the rest of the world.
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Blog: Security features
The Access Control List is only one of many security features AnyDesk offers. Learn more on our blog.
Set up the Access Control list
Find out how to set up the Access Control List and more security settings.