Securing Remote Access to Mission-Critical Devices and Network Segments

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Retailers, financial institutions, government agencies and other enterprises are taxed with providing staff and trusted third parties access to servers and equipment on production networks, but cannot afford to expose these devices or the data they process.

In this webinar, we will look at how enterprises are enabling secure remote access to mission-critical data and applications, whilst mitigating the risk of exposure to brute force and other network attacks. Panellists will consider the steps that enterprises can take to make sure that access does not translate into risk.

Key takeaways:

  • How to enable remote access to your business safely and securely
  • Where your ‘crown jewels’ are, and what measures you need to protect and enable access to them
  • What the regulatory and compliance questions are on remote access to mission-critical segments

Speakers

Sam Heiney

Director of Global Product Solutions, Netop

    Matt McKeever

    VP and CISO, LexisNexis

    Ben Tomhave

    Cybersecurity Consultant

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