Security Hardening Tips and Recommendations
This document will help you harden the security in Remote Access Plus.
Update the latest Security Patches
- Remote Access Plus immediately releases the security patches for identified security issues. Follow this Security Updates Group to stay updated with the latest security patches.
Enable Secure Log-in
To enable secure log-in, go to Admin tab and under Security and Privacy, click on Security Settings.
Under Secure User Access perform the below steps,
- Configure Two Factor Authentication
- Enable Secure Communication (HTTPS) for Central Server
- Disable default admin account
Under Agent Security Settings perform the below steps,
- Restrict end-users from stopping agent service
- Restrict end-users from uninstalling the agent and distribution server
- Enable trust based agent approval.
Use third party trusted certificates
It is recommended to configure Remote Access Plus with a trusted third party certificate to ensure secured connections between the network computers and server. However, for secured communication using HTTPS, a default self-signed certificate will be provided along with the server
Enable Secure agent server communication
To enable secure agent server communication, go to Admin tab and click on Security Settings, and under Secure agent server communication perform the below steps,
- Enable secure communication for agents
- Enable secure remote control and file transfer operations
