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    Your MSP Deserves Remote Support That Doesn't Create Security Incidents

    Six critical CVEs in two years. Android support that's view-only on most devices. White-label customization removed. DeviceView gives MSPs and IT teams cross-platform remote support with enterprise security and cryptographic multi-tenancy included from day one.

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    What is the best ConnectWise ScreenConnect alternative for MSPs?

    DeviceView is the most defensible ScreenConnect alternative for MSPs concerned about ScreenConnect's recent CVE history (six critical vulnerabilities in two years, including a CVSS 10.0 authentication bypass). It delivers cross-platform remote support across Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux, with cryptographic multi-tenant isolation, WebRTC peer-to-peer sessions, and SSO, SCIM, RBAC, and Privacy Mode included on every plan, with session recording available as a usage-based add-on.

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    On Linux Wayland fleets (Ubuntu 26.04, RHEL 10, Fedora 44), see the Wayland-specific ScreenConnect comparison.

    CVSS 10.0

    Maximum-severity authentication bypass exploited by ransomware operators and nation-state actors.

    6 CVEs in 2 Years

    Three rated CVSS 9.0+. Two added to CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.

    Android = View-Only

    Non-Samsung Android devices can only be viewed, not controlled. iOS can't be remotely viewed at all.

    Branding Restricted

    Key white-label features removed in August 2025, leaving MSPs unable to present branded support.

    Why MSPs switch

    The ScreenConnect Problems That Put Your Business at Risk

    Security incidents, feature regressions, and platform gaps driving MSPs to evaluate alternatives.

    A Security Track Record That Should Concern Every MSP

    Six CVEs since February 2024, including a CVSS 10.0 auth bypass and a nation-state breach with a 9-month detection gap.

    DeviceView → Zero-trust architecture: WebRTC P2P, cryptographic tenant isolation, adaptive MFA, JIT access, and audit logging.

    Android Support That's Barely Functional

    Non-Samsung devices are view-only. Accessibility Service permissions don't persist across reboots. Mouse clicks lag up to 5 seconds.

    DeviceView → Purpose-built Android agent with live screen sharing, annotations, chat, file transfer, and diagnostics, all manufacturers.

    iOS Devices Can't Be Supported At All

    ScreenConnect cannot remotely view or control iPhones or iPads. The iOS app only works as a technician console.

    DeviceView → iOS support via ReplayKit: live screen sharing, chat, file transfer, PiP annotations, diagnostics, and recording.

    MDM Deployment That Requires Manual Setup Per Device

    No native Intune integration for Android. Connection URL can't be pre-configured, manual entry on every device.

    DeviceView → Managed app config enrollment pre-configures the agent during MDM push. Zero-touch deployment on first power-on.

    Key Branding Customizations, Restricted

    ConnectWise restricted client-facing branding features (banner, logo, tray icon) in August 2025. On-prem requires own code-signing certs.

    DeviceView → Org branding (logo, primary color) built into the support experience per tenant.

    No SCIM Provisioning

    SAML SSO but no SCIM 2.0. Manual user creation and deprovisioning across client environments.

    DeviceView → Full SCIM provisioning and deprovisioning. SSO, RBAC, adaptive MFA, and JIT access, all included on every plan.

    ConnectWise Ecosystem Lock-In

    ScreenConnect works best with ConnectWise Manage and Automate. Bundled pricing creates switching friction.

    DeviceView → Standalone platform with native ITSM integration. Works alongside whatever PSA and RMM you already run.

    Security track record

    Six Critical Vulnerabilities in Two Years

    ScreenConnect is a supply chain tool, when it's compromised, every customer downstream is at risk.

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    DateCVESeverityWhat Happened
    Feb 2024CVE-2024-1709Critical (10.0)Authentication bypass. Trivially exploitable. Ransomware, crypto miners, and Cobalt Strike deployed. 3,400+ exposed hosts. CISA KEV.
    Feb 2024CVE-2024-1708HighPath traversal enabling remote code execution, used in combination with CVE-2024-1709.
    Apr 2025CVE-2025-3935High (7.2)ViewState code injection. Nation-state breach of cloud customers (Aug 2024–May 2025, 9-month detection gap). CISA KEV.
    Dec 2025CVE-2025-14265Critical (9.1)Extension subsystem flaw allowing execution of untrusted code by authorized users.
    Dec 2025CVE-2025-14823ModerateCertificate signing extension exposed encrypted config values to unauthenticated users.
    Mar 2026CVE-2026-3564Critical (9.0)Cryptographic signature verification flaw. Attackers could extract machine keys and forge authentication sessions.

    DeviceView has no disclosed security incidents. The architecture minimizes attack surface: WebRTC peer-to-peer connections, cryptographic tenant isolation, and a zero-trust security model with SSO, SCIM, RBAC, MFA, and JIT access from day one. For how security features are gated behind pricing tiers at TeamViewer, see DeviceView vs. TeamViewer Security.

    Head-to-head

    DeviceView vs. ConnectWise ScreenConnect

    A direct comparison on the capabilities MSPs and IT teams actually evaluate.

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    CapabilityDeviceViewScreenConnect
    Android remote supportLive remote screen sharing, diagnostics, chat, annotations, file transfer, recording, all manufacturersSamsung: remote control via Knox. All other Android: view-only or manual Accessibility Service setup
    iOS remote supportLive remote screen sharing via ReplayKit, chat, file transfer, PiP annotations, diagnostics, recordingCannot remotely view or control iOS devices; app only works as a technician console
    MDM/Intune deploymentManaged app config, QR, CLI, device-code enrollment; connection pre-configured during MDM pushAPK push available but connection URL cannot be pre-configured; requires manual per-device setup
    Streaming architectureWebRTC peer-to-peer with adaptive bitrate, always directProprietary protocol; on-premises relay infrastructure
    Security track recordZero disclosed incidents; zero-trust architecture6 CVEs in 2 years (3 rated CVSS 9.0+); 2 CISA KEV entries; nation-state breach with 9-month detection gap
    Enterprise SSOSAML 2.0 / OIDC, included on every planSAML SSO supported
    SCIM provisioningFull lifecycle, create, update, deprovisionNot supported; open feature request
    RBAC + session policiesAdmin / Operator / Viewer + conditional access, approval gates, recording mandatesRole-based access available; session policy depth unclear
    JIT accessTime-bound, approval-based access to sensitive endpointsNot available
    Session recordingUsage-based add-on, covers all agents and audio pathsAvailable on Standard+ plans; cloud instances limited to 10GB storage
    ITSM integrationNative: ServiceNow, Zendesk, Jira, launch from tickets, auto-writebackServiceNow and Zendesk connectors available; integration depth appears shallow
    Technician workflowsTransfer, escalation, multi-tech, queues, reboot-reconnect, Wake-on-LANSession transfer, multi-tech collaboration, Backstage feature
    Multi-tenancyCryptographic tenant isolation, dedicated vaults per client orgSession group-based separation; no cryptographic isolation
    MSP brandingOrg logo and primary color per tenantKey client-facing branding features restricted in August 2025; 1,200+ other customizations remain
    Audit logging + SIEMStructured logs, CSV/JSON export, syslog to Splunk/Datadog/SentinelAudit trails available; SIEM integration depth not documented
    Device fleet managementGroups, tags, group-based policies, zero-touch enrollmentBasic device grouping; no policy-based fleet management
    Desktop operationsShell, scripting, processes, compliance, tunnels, event logsRemote command line, shared toolbox, diagnostic toolkit
    Ecosystem requirementStandalone; works with any PSA/RMMBest with ConnectWise Manage + Automate; commercial lock-in pressure
    Pricing modelEnterprise security included on every plan20–275% price increases documented; separate code-signing certificate costs for on-prem

    What you get

    Enterprise Security and Real Mobile Support — Without the CVEs

    Everything below ships on every DeviceView plan. No ecosystem lock-in. No feature regression surprises.

    Real Cross-Platform Mobile Support

    Purpose-built agents for Android and iOS, not afterthought clients bolted onto a desktop tool.

    Zero-Trust Security Architecture

    WebRTC P2P on every session. Cryptographic tenant isolation. No relay servers to become supply chain targets.

    MDM-Native Deployment

    Deploy agents through your MDM with pre-configured connection settings. Zero-touch on first power-on.

    ITSM Integration That Goes Beyond Triggers

    Native ServiceNow, Zendesk, and Jira integration. Session data writes back to tickets automatically.

    Cryptographic Multi-Tenancy for MSPs

    Dedicated credential vaults and independent policy sets per client org. Not session-group filters.

    Full Enterprise IAM, Including SCIM

    SSO, SCIM, RBAC, adaptive MFA, and JIT access. The feature ScreenConnect still hasn't shipped.

    Session Recording + Compliance-Ready Audit

    Every session recorded with full timeline context. Structured logs export to Splunk, Datadog, or Sentinel.

    No Ecosystem Lock-In

    Standalone platform. Integrates with any PSA, RMM, and MDM you already run. No bundled pricing pressure.

    Platform coverage

    One Platform. Every Device. Every Manufacturer.

    DeviceView supports every OS your fleet runs on, with platform-aware capabilities that don't depend on which manufacturer made the device.

    Android (all manufacturers)iOS / iPadOSmacOSWindowsLinux

    Common questions

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What MSPs and IT teams ask when evaluating a ScreenConnect replacement.

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