Review on Xtendr by Brian Whitmore

I like that it's open source software so anyone can audit its code to ensure security of their own systems/data sets; this also helps keep prices down as well! Nothing at all really - would be nice if they had more documentation about how best use cases are implemented with xdrpkcs11 but other than that no complaints here either :) We're using XenDRCPKCS1l (xenDR) which allows us access from multiple clients or devices without having them connect directly via USB / WiFi etc., allowing our users greater flexibility when accessing sensitive information such as credit card numbers & passwords during transactions online while still maintaining secure encryption protocols between client device(iPad), server system (> 10 Mac computers).

This has greatly simplified customer support by eliminating issues where customers have been required to physically attend store.