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Many organizations face the need to give one or more third-party vendors, as well as employees, remote access to their internal resources. When addressing the need to provide internal (employee) and external (third-party vendor) remote access, an enterprise should compare the primary tools and approaches available for remote support and consider their pros and cons - especially related to maintaining the security of their network.
Privileged Access Management or PAM solutions are a relatively new breed of tools that allow you to manage credentials with advanced permissions. It’s vital to properly monitor and secure these accounts because they grant access to critical network systems and applications.
Determining how much remote access will cost an enterprise is not a simple cut and dry calculation. The reason: different remote access providers may provide a variety of options or deployment models which provide different levels of value to their client companies.
If a burglar has the key to your house, having a state-of-the-art lock won't keep them out. That's exactly what happens when you allow third parties onto your network with privileged credentials without a solution that provides proper identity, access, and audit controls.
Whether you’re a small business or a global enterprise, over the last decade or so outsourcing business functions to third-party vendors has become essential to your business operations. Vendors are used in nearly every business process.
Think back to maybe ten years ago: you’re at the doctor’s for your annual appointment. A clerk checks you in, you fill in the obligatory forms (again), a nurse asks you a series of possibly redundant questions, completes your chart, and eventually, the doctor arrives…who spends a few precious minutes with you, until they rush off to the next patient. Throughout the appointment, it feels like everyone spent more time on the computer than they did with you, assessing your health.
Balancing security and usability doesn’t need to be a daunting challenge. These strategies can help you strike the right balance.
The use of digital identity and identity access management (IAM) technologies in hospital settings during the COVID-19 pandemic improved infection control, clinical care and facility operations, finds original research published in the BMJ Health Care Inform.