Jun 25, 2024
Learn how to protect your devices and boost security using blocklists, two-factor authentication, and our other best practices.
No doubt about it —unattended access is a powerful feature. You can use it to connect remotely to devices without relying on someone physically present to accept the connection request. But, while it’s a game-changer when it comes to remote work, it also brings considerable security risks.
Whether you’re managing servers, overseeing kiosks worldwide, or accessing your home desktop computer, ensuring secure unattended access is crucial. In this article, we’ll outline some TeamViewer best practices to help you do just that.
Use the Allowlist and Blocklist features to control who can connect to your devices.
Read more about Block and Allowlist at the Knowledge Base.
Learn more about activating TFA for connections in our TeamViewer Community article.
Unattended access is a valuable tool, but it has to be secured against external threats. By following these five best practices, you’ll ensure that unattended access remains safe and doesn’t compromise your security.
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