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COVER STORY
A MASSIVE LEAP FORWARD
Red Lion delivers next-generation remote access solutions to meet the most intense, high-security demands of modern industrial applications. Read on to find out how RLAccess and RLConnect24 software can help you stay ahead of the curve
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It’s one thing to monitor your equipment remotely. It’s another thing entirely to access it remotely and securely for diagnostics and maintenance. The Secure Remote Access platform drives your industry 4.0 initiatives, allowing you to collect information on and visualise your assets in the cloud without the expense and complexity of an internal server. Risk of data loss or unauthorised
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Red Lion’s secure remote access solutions have been designed from the ground up with an unyielding emphasis on security. This means you can focus on
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you to quickly respond to and act on your most crucial data from anywhere. This ability to remotely access, monitor, and maintain diverse equipment helps lower operational costs and downtime while opening doors for new revenue streams only made possible by secure IIoT. What’s more, the remote access
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