PortSys announces clientless support for RDP through Total Access Control
PortSys offers clientless RDP support for Total Access Control, makes deployment of virtual
desktops and applications easier and more secure with zero trust access.
It may be time to rethink RDP
RDP, Microsoft’s widely used remote access tool, continues to be a prime target of malicious cyber criminals. Some of the threats garnering the biggest headlines since 2016 have been RDP-related: ransomware such as CrySiS, CryptON and Samsam, not to mention all the stolen RDP credentials for sale on the cheap through the Dark Web Exchange….
AntiVirus for Mobile vs. Managed Secure Access for Mobile and BYOD
When recently discussing this with some colleagues I realized that there are still a number of people who aren’t certain about the differences in technologies and how they impact them directly. Being in the security field, we often forget that what we know and accept as understood can be quite mysterious and unclear to others who aren’t so inundated with security.
Network Security – A Patchwork Quilt Bursting at the Seams
The majority of organizations today have a highly complex segmented security infrastructure that is difficult to manage and prone to gaps. Different products are responsible for securing different parts of the network and the lack of a cohesive central product capable of controlling and communicating with all the different elements makes organizations vulnerable to attacks….
PortSys extends support to macOS in Total Access Control
PortSys offers macOS users more secure access to resources. Total Access Control now supports most client technologies used across enterprise organizations.
PortSys enhances secure access for RDP through Total Access Control
Total Access Control from PortSys enhances security policies through context of access for enterprise organizations deploying RDP to remote users.
PortSys expands RDP support to Mac and Windows in Total Access Control
PortSys upgrades RDP capabilities for Mac and Windows remote users in Total Access Control with security parameters based on context of access.
