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.
The Remote Access Redefined Podcast S2 E3 – The Advantages of On-Premises Remote Access for Enterprise Security
In this third episode of the Remote Access Redefined podcast's second season, host Nick Cavalancia is joined by RealVNC’s Lead Developer for OEM, Dom Parkes, and RealVNC VP of Product, Anton Zdziebczok, to explore one of IT's most critical decisions: cloud-brokered vs. on-premises remote access.
They analyze the key differences between the two deployment models, including how cloud-brokered connections work without storing session data, and why on-premises solutions are preferred for environments where compliance and control come first.
The conversation covers the specific needs of regulated industries, the role of an on-premises console in enhancing security and auditing, and how to choose the right model (or a hybrid approach), for an organization's unique security and operational requirements.
Find out more about the podcast on the dedicated webpage:
https://www.realvnc.com/podcast
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
03:51 Understanding Cloud Brokered vs On-Premises Remote Access
08:50 Zero Trust and Security Considerations
13:56 Choosing Between On-Premises and Cloud Brokered Solutions
19:57 Audit Trails and Compliance in Remote Access
24:59 The On-Prem management Console
29:48 Hybrid Solutions: Blending Cloud and On-Premises
34:40 Final Thoughts on Remote Access Choices

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