Conditional access gives you control over which devices, users, and user groups in your organization have access to certain data sources, services, and applications via TeamViewer Tensor.
With conditional access, enterprise IT and security managers can maintain company-wide oversight of TeamViewer access and usage from a single location.
Define and enforce access rules at all levels of your organization.
Manage and control incoming and outgoing connections from a central location.
Limit user permissions at a granular level.
Supplement your existing firewall with our rule-based access framework.
Conditional access is currently available in TeamViewer Tensor Pro and Tensor Unlimited.
Expiration-based conditional access can be applied to users and their devices in any type of scenario. However, it is most relevant and useful where access needs to be restricted or is required only for limited time periods such as:
Yes. Expiration-based conditional access can be applied for new rules as well as existing ones.
Conditional access enables company administrators to control both incoming and outgoing connections.
Options define the access level and are activated via the ‘Features’ category. A rule is the framework which includes all these options as well as who can connect to which devices. An expiration-based rule provides a timeframe when the rule will be active.
Conditional access ensures you have greater control from a remote support standpoint so that the right people have access to the right systems at the right time.
TeamViewer Tensor enables enterprises to leverage the power of remote connectivity for managing and securing their device infrastructure – in both IT and OT environments.
In addition to indispensable remote access and support features, TeamViewer Tensor offers a set of features that is designed specifically to meet the needs of large organizations with greater security, compliance, and administrative requirements.
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