As more and more companies switch to remote or hybrid work models, the use of VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) has become increasingly popular. A Remote Access VPN provides a secure, encrypted tunnel between the user and the company network, allowing remote employees access to confidential data without compromising security.
With so many operating systems potentially being used for business, organizations need to consider incorporating as many as possible to make remote access more accessible and secure.
Attackers are laser focused on gaining access to your network – even if it means having to force their way in across your remote access. But there’s something you can do to put this to a stop.
Secure remote access has become essential for a lot of companies. And this, especially after remote or hybrid work is now the norm. Remote resources need constant accessing, but not at the expense of security.
Historically, I’d tell you that a Single Sign-On (SSO) platform is far more beneficial as productivity enhancement to an organization than something that improves security. The reason is simple: SSO is about connecting users to multiple applications via a single user account. In a world where cybersecurity best practices demand that users have unique passwords … Read more
End to end encryption, as well as why it is essential for your data security, are the main topics of this article. We’ll talk about the meaning of e2ee, but also about how VNC Connect uses end to end encryption.
As cybercriminals evolve their tactics based on how organizations are strengthening their cybersecurity positions, security experts at HP predict that remote access sessions will be the next vector.
We’re happy to share yet another RealVNC first. VNC Server for Mobile is the first remote access app to successfully undertake the MASA process. Find out more about the process, and how this further certifies the security of your data, below.
Further details have emerged on a recent GoTo/LastPass data breach. And the conclusion is painfully clear: everyone thinks about security and knows it’s important. However, companies don’t always practise what they preach. Let’s see what this says about the state of the Remote Access software industry.
At a time when security is as critical to remotely accessing a network as productivity, do organizations need to “zero” in on ZTNA? Or is remote access enough?
With so many organizations still enabling some part of their employees to work remotely using Microsoft’s native built-in remote access tool, the question becomes: “Is it actually secure?”
This somewhat proven method of connecting remote users with their in-office endpoints has become a standard methodology for many organizations. But it may not be the most secure choice.
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