Remote Access Control (Definition & Security Requirements)
Remote access control governs how employees securely access company systems, applications, and data from remote locations.
What Is Remote Access Control?
Remote access control is the set of policies and systems that ensure only authorized users can access company resources when working outside the office.
Core Components
- Identity verification and authentication
- Role-based access permissions
- Secure VPN or zero-trust connectivity
- Logging and monitoring of access events
Why It Matters
- Protects company systems from unauthorized access
- Supports secure distributed workforces
- Reduces risk of data breaches across remote environments