“Schools are using Splashtop to enable remote learning through accessing school labs running Adobe, Autodesk, and other specialized software that students don’t have at home,” he added.Īdditionally, with technical support teams no longer available to help in person, Splashtop offers cloud-based remote support so IT teams can log in and troubleshoot their employees’ machines from afar. Lee said companies like Disney, CBS, NBC, and the BBC are also using Splashtop to edit videos via a copy of Adobe Premiere Pro that is installed on a local machine. Underpinning the Splashtop platform is AI, machine learning (ML), and data analytics that it uses to monitor traffic patterns or cloud computational resources, issuing an alert if it spots anomalies or suspicious activity. “During COVID, enterprises and SMBs are coming to Splashtop to enable work-from-home, bypassing legacy VPNs which do not scale and face many reliability and security challenges,” Splashtop founder and CEO Mark Lee told VentureBeat.
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CISA noted that because VPNs are on 24/7, organizations are less likely to keep the VPN infrastructure current with the latest security updates and patches, due to the largely manual nature of the work. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) last year warned of some of the pitfalls associated with using VPNs. Remote access tools such as Splashtop, which can be deployed on-premises or in the cloud, allow businesses to open access to a specific device or application rather than opening the entire network, as is the case with a VPN.
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