VPNs are slow, expensive, and introduce cyber risks like lateral network traversal. They have been the source of high profile cyber breaches like the Colonial Pipeline attack. 

Meanwhile remote access tools like TeamViewer perpetuate the risk of weak and shared credentials. Malicious actors were able to compromise a water treatment facility in Florida through a dormant TeamViewer account and attempted to poison the water supply.

Ensuring a high standard of security for these outdated remote access tools often places an unnecessary burden on technicians, engineers, and third parties or partners.

It’s leaving municipalities to struggle with conflicting demands, trying to balance convenience and accessibility with security. How can municipal organisations enable secure remote access and connectivity for their SCADA systems and operational technology systems quickly and securely without a VPN?

What You’ll Learn

1. How to enable remote access to SCADA for maintenance, operation, and troubleshooting by authorised employees and third parties
2. How to reduce the time needed, cost and complexity of connecting to critical systems like the SCADA through a Zero Trust Network Architecture.
3. How to keep these critical systems off of the public internet while extending secure access without a VPN.

Join us and learn how municipalities are using Agilicus to secure the SCADA system at their water treatment facilities while enabling remote access for authorised technicians and non-employees.