How to Secure Remote Desktop from Malware?

Remotely Access
Remotely Access

How to secure remote desktop from Malware?

The Threats of Remote Access

Understand High-Level Security Implications

Focus On Corporate Assets, Not Devices

Employ Strong Encryption, User Authentication

Built For Mobility

The Threats of Remote Access

Remote access control is becoming a need for corporate success. However, by allowing access from anywhere, at any time, enterprises run the danger of malware spreading and data loss. Criminals get remote access to a network and gain access to sensitive information as well as login passwords and identities. These credentials can also be used to distribute ransomware.

Understand High-Level Security Implications

For high-level security:

  • On very sensitive systems, use two-factor authentication.
  • Change the Remote Desktop listening port.
  • RDP Gateways should be used.
  • For RDP logging and configuration, use current administration tools.
  • Limit the number of users who can use Remote Desktop to log in.

Focus On Corporate Assets, Not Devices.

IT can utilise firewalls, personal usage limitations, connectivity rules, and antivirus upgrades to protect company assets from both deliberate and unintentional loss and disruption. Intellectual property, information compliance, and confidentiality can all be protected by remote access control policies.

Employ Strong Encryption, User Authentication

Your data is stored in a secure database protected by encryption technology using remote network access software.

When certain users access a remote workstation, authentication limits their access. It can be configured at both the network and machine levels. After getting access to a distant machine, authorization allows the user to limit the operations that can be performed on the machine.

Built For Mobility

To transition to a new paradigm of efficient workloads, businesses must embrace mobility. Corporate companies benefit from implementing mobility since it leads to increased productivity.

What is Remote Access, and how does it work?

Many people can now work from home or anywhere they like thanks to technical advancements in the age of computing technology. Accessing one’s file and device can be done without a physical presence or being in a central work area thanks to a slew of third-party software. Understand what remote access is and how it may lead to increased productivity and boost the growth of a company that invests in it.

Jennifer Thomas
Jennifer Thomas is the Co-founder and Chief Business Development Officer at Cybers Guards. Prior to that, She was responsible for leading its Cyber Security Practice and Cyber Security Operations Center, which provided managed security services.