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How to keep yourself at safe side while utilizing RMM environments
Submitted by FazalGR » Tue 13-Aug-2024, 17:53Subject Area: Software Engineeering | 1 member rating |
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Suggestions: • Standardize and limit RMM instruments: Using many RMM tools in an environment makes it more difficult to ensure adherence to security best practices. Depending on the needs of the business, dedicated and supported RMM tools are advised. Using software or other RMM tools in advance can help lower the chance of security problems.
• Legal use of a "logging": If the identified RMM tools and PSA software are expected in the environment, it needs to be verified. If the RMM tools are expected in the environment, it is recommended to confirm that the required login has been enabled for these tools. Comprehensive log-in offers insight into the tasks carried out with these instruments and can assist in identifying any irregularities or unauthorized activity.
•Audit the use of RMM tools on a regular basis: To ensure that all RMM tools in use are accounted for and authorized, conduct regular audits. This aids in identifying any questionable or unauthorized installations that can provide security problems.
• Examine logs for possible misuse: If during audits any unexpected RMM tools are discovered, carefully review their logs to identify any potential misuse. Keep an eye out for any odd patterns or activities, such as unexpected remote connections or modifications to system parameters, that might point to malicious behavior.
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