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Security

No open ports. Nothing to attack.

Direct connections only, end-to-end encrypted. We introduce your devices, then step aside.

The threat

Open ports are an open door

Exploiting a vulnerability is now the most common way into a company (31 % of breaches, Verizon DBIR 2026), and a breach that starts through external remote services costs USD 5.11 million on average, more than the average breach (IBM 2026).

22 %

of exploited vulnerabilities hit edge devices and VPNs, almost eight times the 3 % of the year before.

Verizon DBIR 2025
56 %

of attacks came in through external remote services, such as firewalls and VPNs, with valid logins.

Sophos Active Adversary Report 2025
1.8 M

remote-desktop (RDP) servers are exposed on the internet, plus 1.6 million VNC servers.

Forescout Research, April 2026

Sources: Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report 2025 and 2026; Sophos Active Adversary Report 2025; Forescout Research, April 2026; IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2026. Figures as published; checked on 8 Oct 2026.

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The answer

Nothing to knock on

The device in your network dials out. There is no forwarded port, no VPN gateway on the internet, nothing for a scanner to find.

Your router and firewall stay exactly as they are.

Principles

What we built in

Never in your traffic path

Our servers carry signalling and the handshake only. Your data runs device to device.

End-to-end encrypted

WireGuard between your two devices. Keys never leave them.

No inbound ports

No port forwards, no VPN gateway, no exposed remote desktop.

No admin rights needed

The device that lends its network runs unprivileged: less to exploit.

Revocable Beam-in codes

One code, one device. Pause or revoke at any time; the bridge refuses it at once.

Audit log

Standard and Premium record sessions, Premium also the commands that were run.

Compliance

Compliant by architecture

Your data never passes through Awacino: your connections run directly between your own devices. So your compliance stays where your data is, in your own network.

Your data stays yours

Screens, files, databases and commands run device to device, encrypted with WireGuard. We never see them, so we never store or process them.

What we do process

Your account, your device names and the setup of each connection, kept to a minimum. The one exception is the web terminal, which we relay. For data that must stay off our servers, use a SituIP and your own SSH client.

GDPR, hosted in the EU

Awacino is an EU company and follows the GDPR. Our database runs in Frankfurt, Germany. Details are in our privacy policy.

Certified infrastructure

What we do run, runs on providers that are independently audited.

Accounts and database, Frankfurt

ISO 27001SOC 2 Type II
security.supabase.com

Connection setup and signalling

ISO 27001SOC 2 Type IIBSI C5
cloudflare.com/trust-hub

Website and downloads

ISO 27001
bunny.net

Payments

PCI DSS Level 1SOC 2
stripe.com/security

Awacino itself holds no certification of its own, and for your data it does not need one: your data never reaches us, and the little we run sits on certified infrastructure. Provider certifications as published by each provider; checked on 9 Oct 2026.

Close your open ports

Switch remote access to Awacino and take the forwarded ports off the internet.