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Remote Desktop Protocol — or RDP — is a top target for cyberattacks. In this video, we show how to harden Microsoft Remote Desktop in minutes using TSplus Advanced Security. See instant brute-force blocking, automatic IP blacklisting, geo/time restrictions, and live monitoring — all without complex setup. Ideal for IT teams, MSPs, and SMBs that need fast, reliable protection for Windows servers and remote work.

What This Video Covers:
✔️ Why RDP is heavily targeted and the core risks of exposed ports
✔️ How TSplus Advanced Security blocks brute-force attacks and enforces geo/time rules
✔️ Real-time visibility: live session tracking, geolocation, and one-dashboard monitoring

🔒 TSplus Advanced Security: Designed for remote work, it provides advanced protection, custom access controls, and real-time threat detection. Starting at $180/server, it’s a cost-effective solution for secure remote desktop setups.

⭐ TSplus: Trusted by 500,000+ businesses worldwide since 2007 for secure, seamless remote access on any device. Rated 4.8/5 on leading IT platforms.

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