Digiexam vs PSI Secure Browser

Digiexam is online exam software for schools, covering exam creation, delivery, grading, and cheating prevention. Teachers can create or reuse exams, monitor progress in real time, and grade by question or student. Digiexam Lockdown restricts student devices to the learning management system and approved resources. Accessibility settings include spell check, text-to-speech, translations, and extended time.

Online proctoring options include optional ID verification, automated or in-person monitoring, mobile camera support, open chat, and credibility reports. LTI integrations are available for Canvas, Moodle, itslearning, Blackboard, Sakai, Brightspace, and Blackbaud, with account provisioning, SSO, QTI 1.2 and Common Cartridge imports, deep linking, and automatic grade sync. Digiexam lists closed-source code, third-party security audits, penetration tests, EU and US servers, and GDPR compliance. The company states its cloud platform has 99,9% uptime, supports offline exams, and autosaves every 10 seconds.

PSI Secure Browser provides a locked-down environment for online exams, supporting the process from launch and identity authentication through proctor connection, testing, and session end. Check-in may include a photo ID, selfie, room and floor-to-ceiling scans, accessory scan, and desk scan. PSI says the browser restricts other websites and applications and blocks actions such as copying, pasting, printing, and screen capture. It is offered as a downloaded browser or as a separate Chrome Extension. The Secure Browser supports specified 64-bit Windows 10 and 11, macOS Sonoma, Sequoia, and Tahoe, and Ubuntu 22.04, 24.04, and 26.04 LTS. Chromebooks cannot run the Secure Browser, though they can use the extension. Installation and administrator access are required on the test computer. Proctored exams require a webcam and microphone, and the camera must stay on during the exam. PSI offers live and record-and-review proctoring. Pricing is available on request.