Compare Rocket Secure Host Access vs. WND Terminal

Safeguarding mission-critical host and mainframe applications is vital. Rocket® Secure Host Access is a security-first terminal emulation platform that brings modern identity and access management directly to your green screen environments. We help you eliminate vulnerabilities using passwordless, phishing-resistant authentication that dramatically reduces credential-based threats. Designed for desktop, web, and hybrid ecosystems, this solution empowers your team to work securely without disrupting daily workflows. When you need to meet rigorous compliance standards like HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and DORA, Rocket Secure Host Access ensures your sensitive data remains protected through advanced TLS 1.3 and SSH encryption. - Extend zero-trust security to legacy systems. - Simplify ongoing administration across all environments. - Achieve full compliance with global data privacy regulations. Modernize your enterprise security posture today. Let us partner with you to protect your most valuable assets.

Organizations running mainframe, IBM i or UNIX applications can use WND Terminal for everyday host access across desktop and browser environments. Its native clients are available for Windows, Mac and Linux; supported sessions include 3270/TN3270E, 5250 and VT, alongside additional documented host profiles. Enterprise customers can deliver IBM and VT sessions in a browser through a gateway they host themselves. Desktop deployment also supports Citrix and Azure Virtual Desktop. For teams replacing an existing emulator, WND can import supported connection profiles, keyboard maps and legacy macros. Users can populate host fields with Fill from Excel, extract multi-page lists with Capture all pages, or use Modern view. Printing, file transfer and centrally managed configuration are included in the deployment workflow. Optional AI features connect to an endpoint chosen by the organization. Compatibility should be checked for the particular terminal model, macros and business tasks being migrated. Desktop subscriptions are US$69 per user annually and Enterprise subscriptions are US$75 per user annually, both with a 100-user commercial minimum. Work teams can evaluate the product with a 30-day trial or a free two-to-four-week proof of value on their systems. A separate Personal Free edition serves individuals on their own unmanaged computers; it does not cover company-managed devices.