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TruGrid Secure RDP is the simplest way to secure access to RDP systems.

The freedom to work from anywhere often requires connecting to remote desktops, VDIs and servers. Since it is built into Windows, Microsoft RDP is one of the most widely-used methods for remote work. As a result, open RDP ports are a rich target for hackers. Security Organizations estimate that there are nearly 11 million RDP ports open* to hacker attacks, and the FBI reports* that hackers are brazenly attacking unprotected RDP ports with stolen credentials. TruGrid Secure RDP makes your RDP systems invisible to hackers.

There are many ways to secure access to RDP, including VPN connections, RD Gateway implementations, and various third-party solutions. All of these solutions vary in their effectiveness, cost, and complexity. TruGrid Secure RDP is simple, secure, and cost-effective. It is currently free for up to 5 corporate users.

Here are the reasons why customers like TruGrid Secure RDP:

Implementation in minutes
Does not require any firewall changes or open ports
Does not require a VPN
Includes built-in MFA (multi-factor authentication)
Includes built-in Push Authentication
Authenticates against your local Active Directory

Watch the video at the bottom of this page to see how easy TruGrid is for end users.

Below are some of the ways organizations use TruGrid Secure RDP:

Employees securely accessing office computers from anywhere

Sales people securely access ERP systems while away from office
Lawyers securely access Office PC while away from office
Accountants securely access accounting software while away from office
Doctors securely access patient records from anywhere

IT Admins replacing RD Gateway and VPN with a simpler system

IT Admins are replacing RD Gateway with a system with built-in 2FA
IT Admins are replacing VPN complexity with TruGrid Secure RDP simplicity
IT Admins are safeguarding corporate networks from the use of credentials stolen on the dark web

IT Admins securing access to cloud and datacenter systems

IT Admins who use RDP to manage remote systems use TruGrid with MFA
IT Admins who manage VMs in Azure, AWS, and Google clouds now close RDP ports on their firewalls and use TruGrid for secure access with MFA
IT Admins now use TruGrid Secure RDP for granular vendor access to secure systems

Organizations securing RDP with closed firewall ports

Organizations who find RD Gateway difficult to implement use TruGrid Secure RDP while closing all firewall ports, including RDP and SSL firewall ports
Organizations that used to expose RDP without security now use TruGrid because of its simplicity. Security organizations indicate that there are nearly 11 million exposed RDP systems!

IT Admins meeting FBI recommendations for securing RDP systems

IT Admins following FBI recommendations for securing RDP use TruGrid for its simplicity and effectiveness
IT Admins that don’t wish to clobber multiple systems together for RDP security use TruGrid because of its all-in-one security features

Companies replacing expensive software that require agent per remote desktop

Companies that wish to replace expensive third-party solutions are now using TruGrid
Companies that don’t wish to install an agent on every remote desktop now use TruGrid because it acts as a secure gateway to systems that already have RDP

Companies meeting PCI / HIPAA Security Compliance from exposed RDP Ports

Organizations that must meet security compliance from exposed RDP ports using TruGrid to safeguard secure remote access
Organizations with sensitive data who require remote access using TruGrid 2FA and firewall obfuscation to secure remote access to their systems

Software Vendors rolling out software faster

ERP, EHR, and other software vendors use TruGrid to speed up roll out of RDS for centralized applications
Customers using applications on Terminal Server / Remote Desktop Services (RDS) use TruGrid to secure and speed up internal and external access
Customers are reducing cost with TruGrid Secure RDP by eliminating other complex infrastructure for RDS roll out

Here's a 3-minute video that shows how easy it is the first time a user logs in and connects to a desktop.

References
Rapid7: RDP Exposure. 11 million open RDP (3389/TCP) endpoints 11 million RDP ports open

FBI: Cyber actors increasingly exploit RDP to conduct malicious activity

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