Without One Identity Safeguard, managing remote access would be significantly more challenging. Safeguard is the tool that, from my perspective and based on my project experience, enables customers to have complete and effective control over remote access for both their contractors and internal infrastructure. It is remarkably user-friendly. Therefore, there is no distinction between deploying Safeguard for securing our internal network and implementing it for managing remote access from third-party networks and beyond.

We use the Secure Remote Access feature for privileged users. It was very easy to manage remote access for privileged users by using this feature. When our users cannot be physically present at our place, they can access the resources using the Starling account. It is easy.

We also use the Secure Remote Access feature for privileged users. Access is based on group membership and with that membership they connect to the remote machine. It's an easy process to manage.

Secure Remote Access feature is being utilized by non-technical users, primarily for multi-factor authentications. We are implementing MFA; however, some users in our branch are not yet connected. Consequently, we are resorting to using a VPN in our access control measures. At times, we have also employed remote branches for auditing and monitoring any potentially suspicious activities. Our endpoint security is consistently updated and ensures encryption for all the internet services we utilize.

Managing the remote access for privileged users feature is moderate.