Enterprise remote access for third parties
Third parties, vendors, partners, and contractors are essential in business environments, yet third-party remote access poses some of the greatest risk to an organization. Traditional remote access methods like VPNs or desktop sharing tools don’t provide the controls and monitoring to effectively secure third-party access, leaving gaps in security that bad actors can easily exploit.
Benefit from SecureLink Enterprise Access
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less time spent managing vendor access accounts
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less time spent supporting vendor access
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less time spent on security investigations and audits
Understanding third-party risk
Over 50% of organizations have experienced a third-party data breach, primarily as a result of giving too much privileged access. Take a closer look at the 2022 Ponemon Institute Report to find out what organizations are (or aren’t) doing to keep their most critical access points safe.
Enterprise remote access for third parties
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Third-party identity management
Verify individual identities and provide them with access to only what they need, when they need it
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Zero Trust Network Access
Control critical access with fine-grained access controls and secure credential management
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Session monitoring
Record and audit all session activity for complete visibility and regulatory compliance
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Fast time-to-value
Deliver fast time-to-value with vendor onboarding support and multiple deployment options
Access management for critical systems
Manage identities with vendor self-registration and assign third-party-specific access policies based on the principle of least privilege. Authenticate access through multifactor authentication and employment verification.
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Multi-factor authentication lets you verify the identities of each individual to ensure they are who they say they are
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Individual accounts eliminate the risks with shared logins, so you know exactly who is in your network
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Password-less authentication enables users to log in without having to enter a password using device-based authentication
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Employment verification ensures that the individual requesting access is still employed by the third party, and has a valid reason for access
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Self-registration and onboarding workflows enable account creation without needing IT involvement
Define access down to the host and port level so vendors only access what they need and nothing more. Use granular access controls like access approvals and just-in-time access, as well as credential vaulting and injection to lock down vendor access.
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Least privilege access provides your third parties with access to only what they need, when they need it, and nothing else
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Support the connectivity and protocol requirements your vendors have, whether RDP, SSH, VNC, HTTP(S), Telnet, or any TCP or UDP-based protocol
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Access controls and approval workflows control critical access down to the host, port, and application level on a per-individual or third-party basis
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Credential storage and injection ensures third parties never have visibility to network credentials, while still providing them access to the critical applications they need
Have total visibility into all third-party activity in your environment with HD session recordings and detailed audit logs. Easily investigate and resolve any incidents with detailed video and text-based recordings.
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Audit logs help you understand who had access, when they had access, why they had it, who approved it, and exactly what they did, with detailed and comprehensive audit logs of all activity
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Video recordings let you review access activity with video recordings of all graphical sessions
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Text-based audit enables you to review access activity with detailed audits of all text-based protocols
Demonstrate and meet compliance with granular audit trails of all third-party access. Provide regulators with documentation of third-party access controls and recordings of third-party session activity.
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Documentation of all controls and individuals provide auditors with streamlined access to documentation of access controls in place for your third parties
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In-product compliance configuration checklists ensure SecureLink Enterprise Access is configured properly to meet your regulatory requirements
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Individual activity tied to audits demonstrate that you know every individual who has access to your network, and what permissions they have with that critical access
SecureLink Enterprise Access lets you manage and control the critical access your third parties need
Your identity-centric Zero Trust strategy starts here
Implementing Zero Trust requires an identity-centric strategy that can be daunting for organizations with decentralized, mixed ecosystems. Understand the capabilities you need with the Imprivata digital identity framework.
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