Why Remote Access Should Be A Network and Security Team Collaboration Project
The post-pandemic workforce is a hybrid one. Employees need the flexibility to connect from the office, home, and pretty much anywhere else for that matter. While the responsibility for facilitating remote access lies typically with the networking team, its significant impact on the enterprise security posture makes it a primary concern for the security team as well.
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