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Five Steps to Securing Third-Party Vendor Remote Access

FIVE STEPS TO SECURING THIRD-PARTY VENDOR REMOTE ACCESS 4 CAPTURE A SECURE AUDIT TRAIL & SET UP ALERTS BOMGAR EMPLOY GRANULAR PERMISSIONS Capture a secure audit trail of every action third-parties execute on your systems, and set up alerts for abnormal ENFORCE UNIQUE CREDENTIALS & Choose a remote 1 MULTI-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION access tool that includes SHUT OFF permission settings by vendor or team so activities. ALL OTHER REMOTE ACCESS Require every third-party you can restrict which systems third parties can directly access, CONSOLIDATE technician who accesses your network to REMOTE ACCESS Block access from TOOLS any unapproved and when. use unique remote access credentials and tools to eliminate two-factor open ports that are often Require all of authentication to reduce the risk of your vendors (and internal compromised by stolen vendor hackers. credentials and employees) to use a single, centralized improve compliance. remote access solution to connect to systems and applications on your network. OFF Find out how Bomgar can help you improve vendor access security: www.bomgar.com/solutions/business-needs/vendor-access

Five Steps to Securing Third-Party Vendor Remote Access

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Your company receives support from third parties regularly —including vendors, service providers, independent consultants, contractors, and partners. These vendors often need access to your network...

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