Still running RealVNC v5 or v6?
It hasn’t been patched in years.

Yes. Perpetual licences do not stop working. The issue is that versions 5 and 6 are no longer supported or updated, so any flaw found since your version shipped stays unpatched.

There are documented, published vulnerabilities affecting those versions that remain unpatched. They require local access rather than being remotely exploitable, but on a device that is already compromised they give an attacker a straightforward way to escalate. Combined with the lack of modern authentication and audit logging, it is a gap most security and audit teams want closed.

You get ongoing security updates, single sign-on and multi-factor authentication, central management, cloud connectivity that removes per-device firewall work, and session audit logging. Plus support when you need it.

It is sized to the devices nd number of active connections you actually use today, which is often far fewer than the original licence count. Talk to us and we will give you a clear quote based on your real estate.

No. Most organisations phase it, starting with the highest-risk devices such as those that are internet-facing or used by privileged accounts. You keep what works and move at your own pace.