In free remote control applications such as Team Viewer, are they allowing anonymous desktop control? How could I protect my computer from this intrusion since I am a consistent user of these applications?
No matter what operating system you're using, the basic steps for securing it are the same as Install all operating system patches, Verify user account safty, Eliminate unnecessary applications and network services, Install and configure necessary applications and network services etc.
Hello Danny,
In Team Viewer, a free remote control application, they are allowing anonymous desktop control. You can take control over your computer. Just check in your Conferencing Policy in the Lync Control Panel. You have an option to allow federated and anonymous participant to take control. Say thanks if it works as you want. Thank you very much.
