gregbowers 0 Posted March 19 Share Posted March 19 Hello As remote work becomes increasingly prevalent, I'm looking for recommendations on the best practices for securing remote workstations. With employees accessing company networks and sensitive data from various locations, ensuring robust security measures is paramount. I'd love to hear from fellow ESET users and professionals in the cybersecurity community about their strategies and recommendations for securing remote workstations effectively. What tools, policies, and practices have you found to be most effective in safeguarding remote endpoints against cyber threats? Additionally, are there any specific features or functionalities within ESET products that you've found particularly useful for remote workstation security? Thank you in advance for your insights and recommendations! Thank you Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Most Valued Members Nightowl 206 Posted March 19 Most Valued Members Share Posted March 19 1 hour ago, gregbowers said: Hello As remote work becomes increasingly prevalent, I'm looking for recommendations on the best practices for securing remote workstations. With employees accessing company networks and sensitive data from various locations, ensuring robust security measures is paramount. I'd love to hear from fellow ESET users and professionals in the cybersecurity community about their strategies and recommendations for securing remote workstations effectively. What tools, policies, and practices have you found to be most effective in safeguarding remote endpoints against cyber threats? Additionally, are there any specific features or functionalities within ESET products that you've found particularly useful for remote workstation security? Thank you in advance for your insights and recommendations! Thank you By remote do you mean Remote Desktop? If yes , it's then highly recommended to secure the Remote Desktop to specific IP addresses that the server/workstation will only accept connection from, that way it will make it more secure and kept only for your IPs And in ESET there is a protection against Bruteforcing the accounts of RDP. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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