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Risky Remote Device Access
Organizations struggle to securely grant and manage remote or shared access to devices and systems without compromising security, usability, or compliance.
In their words
I couldn't change the IP address to the machine's subnet without Admin access
I was a dog chasing its own tail for a good week. Ended up driving in at 11pm to plug a crash cart into the host directly like it's 2009.
When nobody can say with certainty who was on-site, when, and who they met, you dont find out theres a problem until its already cost you.
The cloud software won't let us manually enter a generic card string. It views generic cards as unreadable pieces of plastic, completely killing our "one badge" concept.
The only reliable way to get images off the machine is via SMB1.0
If ABR properly intercepted all apps that trigger UAC prompts or ask for a privileged account, we wouldn't have to build workarounds and deal with unnecessary helpdesk tickets.
Each one would get restricted within 2 to 3 weeks even with clean logins and residential proxies.
It the tech had to go back to his truck for a tool, it was easily a half hour.
I’m a systems integrator and have about a 20% success rate getting customers to allow remote access for support on machine we install.
Contacted IT and asked if they could put a password lock screensaver on the workstations in question. Got told that wasn't IT's job to "police" that issue.
I cannot yell across the store every time someone walks in while trying to do a million tasks.
unable to get ahold of key holders, resulting in OFA and lumber to have extended delivery times to the customer
Issuing 'burner phones' and laptops to staff visiting countries such as China or the USA is now SOP for many companies handling sensitive data, including mine.
50 some people with trivial credentialed access to network infrastructure that the world ran on; fatfinger a bgp config and you could take down countries.
IT and OT admins
Where they talk
- r/sysadmin
- r/Intune
- r/PLC
- r/networking
- r/cybersecurity
- r/accesscontrol
- r/msp
- r/CMMC
Tools they use today
- Microsoft Intune
- Microsoft Entra
- Tailscale
- Conditional Access
- TeamViewer
- VDI
- Cloudflare
- Defender
Why those fall short
- unknown
- client removed RMM and network access, credentials changed
- gates on approved location, not device state, so personal phones remain a valid access path
- encrypted drives and exceptions don't work with legacy or instrument controllers
- super slow, shaved 25% off work efficiency
Map of ideas
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