Let’s see how they compare so you can make an educated decision about which solution makes sense for your organization.Ī VPN uses advanced encryption and tunneling techniques to create a secure internet connection between a user and a network. Although both provide a secure connection to resources on a corporate network for remote workers, a VPN and RDP are two very different solutions with distinct advantages and disadvantages. Most consider a VPN and RDP to be the same.
While Ancero has been working with organizations to make the switch, we’ve learned there is a general confusion about the differences between remote working via virtual private network (VPN) and a remote desktop protocol (RDP) session. While some businesses had the solutions and policies in place to enable a seamless transition, many have been scrambling to figure out how to provide remote workforces with secure access to corporate systems, applications, and data. Thought Leadership piece with Robert Hogg, Managing Partner, AnceroĪlmost overnight the COVID-19 pandemic forced most organizations, large and small, to shift to a remote working environment.
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