Connect to any machine.
From the panel that already secures it.
Remote access shouldn't mean a second vendor, a second console and a second monthly bill. GateCore Remote connects from the device list you already use — the same panel that tells you whether that machine is safe to get on in the first place.
The Connect button
is on the device row.
You're looking at a machine's security state and you need to get on it. There is no separate app to open, no ID to read out over the phone, no code to type. The button is right there, next to everything else you know about that machine.
One click from the endpoint list
Start a session straight from the console. Nobody at the other end has to read out an ID or a password.
Set up once, on that machine
A single launcher install the first time. Every session after that is one click, permanently.
Several machines at once
Read a log on one server while a service restarts on another. Each session in its own window, running in parallel.
Three checks before
a session can start.
Remote access is the shortest path into a network. Every request is checked before anything opens.
Is the device known?
Only machines registered in your console can be reached. An unknown host is not a target — it simply isn't there.
Is remote enabled for the tenant?
Remote access is switched on per tenant. Organisations that don't want it never have it available at all.
Is it enabled on that machine?
Individual devices can be excluded even inside a tenant that allows remote access. The exception is per machine.
And if the machine isn't quite the machine you remember
If a device has been rebuilt or its identity no longer matches what your console recorded, the connection stops and asks you first. You decide whether to continue — nothing opens quietly.
Remote access and endpoint security
are the same job.
They are almost never sold that way. So most teams buy two products, and pay twice to stitch them together themselves.
⊘ Two separate tools
✓ One panel
What you get.
One-click sessions
Launch from the device list. No IDs read out loud, no passwords sent over chat.
No IDs, no passwords
Nobody at the other end reads out a number or types a code into a chat window.
Set up once
A single launcher install the first time. Every session after that is one click, permanently.
Parallel sessions
Work on several machines at the same time, each in its own window.
Multi-tenant scope
Admins reach their own organisation's machines. Nothing else appears in the list.
Security-aware
The machine's posture score sits next to the Connect button. You know what you're joining.
Get on the machine.
Without giving up the network.
£29 a month for up to 30 Windows devices, added to your Business subscription. Need more than 30? Talk to sales.