Solutions/Secure remote access
Give access to one app,
not the network.
Contractors, vendors and remote staff get a browser tab into the application they need. The data stays on the host, and what can leave is a policy you set.
VPN · the whole network
Sound familiar
A VPN opens too much
Handing someone a network connection to reach one application gives them far more than the job needs.
Data walks out the side door
Copy and paste, file transfer and screenshots are the usual ways information leaves a remote session.
Access that's hard to take back
When someone leaves a project, you need access to stop now, not whenever a token happens to expire.
Instead, this.
Questions.
For reaching a specific application, it can. People connect to a session in a browser rather than to your network. What the host itself can reach is up to where you place it.
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