How KACE RemoteScan Fits into Your Security Strategy

[MUSIC PLAYING] Let's talk about how a RemoteScan fits into your company's security strategy. When scanning sensitive documents into remotely hosted applications, security can be a major concern. For example, in the health care industry, companies must follow HIPPA guidelines to protect patient privacy. Many scanning workflows, such as scanning locally and then copying and pasting to the remote server, or transmitting them by email, are not secure. RemoteScan addresses these issues in a number of ways. First off, there's no local storage. RemoteScan never saves images on the endpoint device. Instead, it quickly and securely uses the encrypted virtual channels to transmit data to the remote server, directly into the applications hosted on it, ensuring no third-party intrusion is possible. Also, there's server security. Only users with permission to access the remote server will have access to the scanned data and the applications that use it and retrieve it. In short, RemoteScan gets images where they belong. Not only quickly, but securely.