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Remote Control Starts with a Secure Device | RemoteView Security

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As digital work environments become the norm, remote access has become a daily necessity for many.
But with greater convenience comes greater risk—especially from cyber threats like ransomware, which encrypts data and demands payment for its release. In 2024 alone, there were 5,414 reported ransomware attacks on organizations worldwide—an 11% increase from the previous year (Cyberint 2024 Ransomware Annual Report).
Remote Access Starts with a Secure Device

RemoteView's Security Response

To combat cyber threats and create a safer remote control environment, RemoteView uses end-to-end encrypted communication between the remote PC (the one being accessed) and the viewer PC (the one controlling it).
It also provides a range of security settings that both administrators and users can configure.
RemoteView follows South Korea’s Electronic Financial Supervisory Regulations to ensure compliance. RemoteView is trusted by security-sensitive financial institutions.
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RemoteView's Security Response

One standout feature is the ability to check the security status of the connecting device—the viewer PC—before starting a remote session.
This step is crucial in protecting sensitive data on the remote PC from threats like ransomware.
Remote access is only granted if both checks are passed:
  • Whether the viewer PC’s operating system has the latest security patches
  • Whether antivirus software is installed and up to date
✅ Remote access is only granted if both checks are passed.

How to Enable This Feature

To turn on these features, follow these steps:
① OS Security Patch Check
  • Go to [Company Settings] → [Security Settings] → Enable ‘OS latest security patch’
  • Only supported on Windows 10 or later (Windows Server OS not supported)
  • RemoteView blocks the connection if the latest patch is missing.
② Antivirus Installation & Update Check
  • Go to [Company Settings] → [Security Settings] → Enable ‘Check antivirus on remote system’
  • Only supported on Windows 10 or later (Windows Server OS not supported)
  • RemoteView blocks the connection if antivirus software isn’t installed or up to date.
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RemoteView helps you secure your remote work environment by checking the health of both ends of the connection.
From protecting sensitive data to verifying device security, it's all built in.
Start using RemoteView today for safer, smarter remote access.
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