SECURE REMOTE ACCESS

Work happens everywhere. Policy should too.

Employees at home, engineers in the field, vendors on their own laptops: one access model verifies each of them the same way.

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A woman works from an armchair at home, an encrypted tunnel carrying her session to the internal web apps, remote desktops, SSH servers and databases in the office.

Remote access stopped being a niche service

the plain answer

“Remote access” used to be an IT service for travelling managers. It is now simply access, the default way most work reaches most systems. The tooling never caught up: a VPN for employees, a jump box for admins, screen-sharing exceptions for vendors, and nothing coherent for personal devices. Each channel has different security, different logging and different gaps, and attackers pick the weakest one.

One verification model.User, device and context are checked the same way whoever is asking and wherever they are asking from.
One policy engine.The rule that governs the vendor and the rule that governs the employee are written and enforced in the same place.
One audit trail.Every access mode writes to the same log (202 event types), so there is no channel nobody is watching.

device check · before the session opens

Disk encryptionon
OS versionwithin policy
Screen lock60s timeout
EDR runningagent live
Antivirus definitions14 days stale

Six ways people ask for access. One model behind all of them.

The delivery path changes with the device. The verification does not.

Who	Device	Best path	Controls
EmployeesFinance Systems Lead	Managed laptop	Agent + Always-On	Posture (25 checks), device binding, SSO + MFA
EmployeesSecurity Analyst	Personal device	Clientless portal or secure browser	Watermark, clipboard and download policy
AdminsInfrastructure Engineer	Managed	Agent, ZTAA for RDP and SSH	Session recording, step-up MFA, time windows
ContractorsOffshore Developer	Their own	Clientless portal	Time-boxed access, recording, app scope
Field workforce	Mixed or mobile	Clientless, in the browser	Geo and time context, MFA
AuditorsStatutory Auditor	Their firm's	Clientless, read-only	Watermark, no download, full logging

Use cases

Same people, same policy, three situations.

Collaboration & ERP access

One portal, many tools

The daily toolkit through a single portal — direct device-to-app connections with no backhaul, and the directory policy that governs the office extended to every user wherever they sit.

sophia.s · managed laptop · one session

InstaSafe · session

SalesforceSAML

identity: sophia.s; verified
device: DESKTOP-7EJKLOP; posture ok
policy: finance access; matched
route: device → app, direct; allow

09:41:22 · allow · sophia.s → salesforce

Extend compliance outward

The office follows the person

Directory policy, MFA and device posture reach the kitchen-table laptop exactly as they reach the office desktop. The network changes; the verification does not.