Tutorial · coming soon

Close every open port - and still know who can get in

Elena sees the attack attempts on the open RDP and VPN ports every day. She closes them all and keeps a clear list of who can reach which machine.

Elena about Awacino

What I like
I see at any time who can get in, and I revoke a code with one tap.
Use case
I use Awacino to give staff and contractors access to our servers without a single inbound port open.
What works better than with alternative solutions
No port exposed to the internet and no VPN appliance to attack - connections are direct and encrypted end to end.
Close every open port - and still know who can get inComing soon

The story

Every port open to the internet is found and scanned within minutes. With Awacino the servers connect outwards only; staff and contractors get access per person, and old codes are switched off in one tap.

We are filming this tutorial right now. Until it is here, the parts of Awacino it uses are linked below - and you can try the same with two free slots.

What the tutorial will show

  1. See which ports are open today
  2. Install the unattended client on the servers
  3. Give access per person
  4. Close the ports and revoke old codes

Topics

close open portsRDP exposed to the internetzero inbound portsaccess listCISO

The parts of Awacino used here

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