EXPERT Q&A

Getting the most from remote access in manufacturing environments

Today’s manufacturing faces unprecedented security risks. In response, IT teams want more control over their assets—but this can pull against the needs of operational teams.

For this short Q&A, we spoke to Felix Wirthmann (Director Product Management, TeamViewer), who works to deliver remote access solutions across complex manufacturing environments.

Learn about:

Check icon  The factors shaping remote access policies across manufacturing
Check icon  The tension between increased control and uptime
Check icon  The best approach for unifying fragmented remote access

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Expert insights direct from the manufacturing world

With advice designed for IT teams working in challenging conditions:

  • Security threats

    at all-time high

  • Increased compliance

    demands more control

  • Ensuring uptime

    above all else

The importance of remote access in manufacturing

Instead of focusing on implementing remote access, teams are now working to standardize it, strengthening visibility and control. Here’s why:

  • Fighting complexity through consolidation
  • New regulation including NIS2
  • Increased cyber attacks

Benefits of a unified remote access platform

Ad hoc or homegrown solutions create risk; our expert recommends a unified approach.

  • Easier management
  • Stronger security posture
  • Better visibility and audibility

Understand the urgency of unified remote access in manufacturing

Get the free Q&A to learn more about the real issues facing IT and operational teams in manufacturing, barriers to standardization, and advice for cutting fragmentation.