Remote Access Redefined

Remote Access Redefined
Podcast Description
RealVNC presents The Remote Access Redefined Podcast, with host Nick Cavalancia and Dom Parkes, lead developer for OEM at RealVNC.
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The podcast centers on topics related to remote access technology, including integration strategies and security considerations. Episode examples include an in-depth discussion on OEM versus SDK integration and its implications for building smarter products, with an emphasis on real-world applications and common pitfalls.

RealVNC presents The Remote Access Redefined Podcast, with host Nick Cavalancia and Dom Parkes, lead developer for OEM at RealVNC.
Episode 4: The Security Episode
In this fourth episode of RealVNC’s Remote Access Redefined podcast, hosts Nick Cavalancia, Dom Parkes, and RealVNC CIO Andrew Woodhouse discuss the critical aspects of security in remote access integration.
They talk about the inherent risks associated with remote access, the importance of regulatory compliance, and the role of multi-factor authentication. The conversation also covers encryption standards, permissions management, and the significance of security operations centres in mitigating threats.
Additionally, they highlight common human errors that lead to security breaches and provide valuable insights when it comes to evaluating remote access vendors. They also look at future threats in the cybersecurity landscape, particularly focusing on the implications of quantum computing and AI.
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