QuestionQ80

VerifiedPrivacy Risk Management and Compliance

Which of the following remote-access models is MOST effective at reducing the likelihood of attacks that originate from connecting devices?

Explanation

A thin-client RDP model keeps applications and most processing on the remote system, limiting the connecting device to presenting the remote session rather than granting it broad network-level access. This reduces the opportunity for a compromised connecting endpoint to attack internal resources. NIST distinguishes VPN tunneling, in which client-device software communicates with organizational application servers through the tunnel, from remote desktop access, which provides keyboard, mouse, and screen control of the remote computer.

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