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trace / track unauthorized remote accesses to corporate network
There have been vendors accesses via Rdp & Teamviewer with internal staffs help :
staff use a broadband (Guest network & 4G) to connect their laptop to & their LAN
to the corporate network.
How can I thoroughly trace these down & block them?
Certainly they'll need sort of accounts to login, right?
staff use a broadband (Guest network & 4G) to connect their laptop to & their LAN
to the corporate network.
How can I thoroughly trace these down & block them?
Certainly they'll need sort of accounts to login, right?
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Well, let's ask the level of trust you have because of the fact there may be legitimate reasons that vendors may actually have to connect to user's workstations.
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If there are legit reasons, they have to seek IT Security Compliance approval to connect but
in such cases, to amend the ACL/firewall rules, it may take a while : possibly I'll need something
that can be permitted more rapidly with little risk.
in such cases, to amend the ACL/firewall rules, it may take a while : possibly I'll need something
that can be permitted more rapidly with little risk.
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to link up external vendors to the corporate network.