Security concerns with GoToMyPC.com?
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2002 4:05 pm
GoToMyPC.com is basically a PCAnywhere type app that's run through a browser. They charge monthly for it.
I have a client who's using this to allow access to an office system for an employee who needs to make updates to a database who lives up north.
I'm doing some reading of reviews online, but my big concern is security. Wondering if anyone here has heard anything good or bad.
They use a username, password and a long pin-type number for access. They claim that the pin is only stored on the host computer and not on their server.
The client likes it and doesn't want to go through the hassle of trying to have his employee change to another program like pcAnywhere, and having to learn how to use it.
Any comments appreciated.
I have a client who's using this to allow access to an office system for an employee who needs to make updates to a database who lives up north.
I'm doing some reading of reviews online, but my big concern is security. Wondering if anyone here has heard anything good or bad.
They use a username, password and a long pin-type number for access. They claim that the pin is only stored on the host computer and not on their server.
The client likes it and doesn't want to go through the hassle of trying to have his employee change to another program like pcAnywhere, and having to learn how to use it.
Any comments appreciated.