Hackers and cyber-criminals favor remote access tools as an entry point into their victims' networks. Companies that use basic tools like Microsoft's Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) are especially vulnerable. 

Organizations should be looking for an RDP alternative with more advanced secure remote access capabilities for a range of computers, devices and platforms.

Read on to understand your options and how you can access secure tools to best safeguard your data.

RDP Hacking: How Hackers Enter Remote Desktops & How to Be Safe

Avoid RDP Vulnerabilities With a Fully Secure Remote Desktop

Is RDP Encrypted? A Guide to Remote Desktop Encryption Levels

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