Coralie Lemasson
The day-to-day reality for many IT teams can be deceptively mundane: remote work executed through a patchwork of RDP, SSH, and VNC clients, web consoles, VPN steps, password managers, and documentation that drifts out of date. The consequences, however, aren’t so benign: time is lost to rework and context switching, while overexposed credentials and weak audit evidence increase avoidable risk.
To address that reality, Devolutions has published a new white paper, Remote desktop management, without the chaos: A Devolutions playbook. It presents a practical operating model (consolidate, govern, and scale) and shows how to put it into practice with Devolutions Remote Desktop Manager (RDM).
The playbook covers governance patterns such as separating “can use” from “can view” permissions, pairing role-based access control with audit trails, and reducing credential exposure through more controlled workflows. It also outlines high-impact scaling techniques, including templates and inheritance, VPN orchestration, post-launch automation, credential injection or brokering, and optional AI-assisted operations using RDM’s MCP server.
Read the white paper today:
Remote desktop management, without the chaos: A Devolutions playbook
Steven Lafortune
