ROI of Remote Support for ATMs

Whether it’s used to let employees work remotely or for site-to-site connections between offices, most companies use a virtual private network (VPN). But does a VPN provide the security you need?

Lately, VPNs have become prime targets for hackers. Even if your company has excellent security, a single flaw can allow an attacker to bypass the defenses and wreak havoc.

In this webinar we'll help you determine whether a VPN is the best solution for remote connections. We'll discuss some common concerns around VPN vulnerabilities:

- It’s complicated to administer, protect, and set policies for your VPN architecture.
- You need to access devices that are isolated or kept off the network.
- Your IT team needs to support remote workers on shared or open networks.
- Sometimes you want to limit vendor access to a specific application or device.

Learn about 10 common misconfigurations that can make remote access not just slow, but susceptible to cybersecurity risks. Here, we'll cover the best practices for network security, access controls, authentication and more.

Remote connections are more important than ever as workplaces become more distributed - however, these connections have become a common target for hackers.

Most of the basic remote access tools like RDP and VNC are vulnerable to flaws and exploits. Popular tools like TeamViewer and LogMeIn also have weaknesses which can put your business at risk. Learn about the 8 essential capabilities your remote access software should have to keep your business network secure:

- Centralized authentication
- Advanced access control
- Application whitelisting
- Closed user groups and secure deployment packages
- Secure tunneling
- Flexible configurations and integrations
- Centralized dashboard
- Robust logging

Hackers and cyber-criminals favor remote access tools as an entry point into their victims' networks.

Remote access is one of the most common methods of corporate network, ecommerce, and point-of-sale attacks — and experts predict this trend will only increase. Companies that use basic tools like Microsoft's Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) are especially vulnerable.

In this webinar, we review the basic security practices every business should follow, before diving into the advanced methods IT professionals take to ensure security at every stage of a remote access session:

- Protection of endpoints and encrypting remote connections

- Sophisticated authentication solutions and identity management

- Role-based authorization with granular user permissions

- Robust and secure logging features for auditing

Organizations should be looking for an RDP alternative with more advanced secure remote access capabilities for a range of computers, devices and platforms.

Last year European companies felt the effects of the General Data Privacy Regulation (GDPR), which has already led to 281,000 cases and $62.4 million in fines. Next year, California's Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) will go into effect on January 1. Whether your company is already compliant or planning to be, one thing is clear: inaction is not an option. At least 11 U.S. states will soon pass data privacy laws, with more states and countries sure to follow.

Companies need to implement data privacy best practices. Instead of scrambling to follow the next wave of compliance rules, these best practices will safeguard your consumer data, build trust, help comply with existing legislation, and be prepared for all of the local, federal and international laws that are on the way. This webinar covers the data privacy best practices for remote access software.