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Can My Employer See My Remote Desktop. Unless they have you install some remote access program, generally this answer is ‘no.’. This is unlikely, and you would. However, as the it person who usually sets up and supports. But, if the vpn is routing all traffic through the vpn (common), then yes, they can see every website you hit and any unencrypted traffic. If you use a computer/mobile device provided for you by your employer, they can (even though not. No, they cannot surveil you unless they are also using the connection and connect back to your machine. Does it matter if i use my own computer, or one provided for me by my employer? Vnc/radmin etc require that you install. If you take your work computer home and use it to access citrix your employer may have monitoring software installed and you should treat it as if you were at work. I need to connect to my home wifi, and then my employer's vpn, to access my company programs and websites.

I need to connect to my home wifi, and then my employer's vpn, to access my company programs and websites. No, they cannot surveil you unless they are also using the connection and connect back to your machine. If you take your work computer home and use it to access citrix your employer may have monitoring software installed and you should treat it as if you were at work. However, as the it person who usually sets up and supports. Vnc/radmin etc require that you install. This is unlikely, and you would. Unless they have you install some remote access program, generally this answer is ‘no.’. But, if the vpn is routing all traffic through the vpn (common), then yes, they can see every website you hit and any unencrypted traffic. Does it matter if i use my own computer, or one provided for me by my employer? If you use a computer/mobile device provided for you by your employer, they can (even though not.

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Can My Employer See My Remote Desktop Does it matter if i use my own computer, or one provided for me by my employer? However, as the it person who usually sets up and supports. Vnc/radmin etc require that you install. This is unlikely, and you would. I need to connect to my home wifi, and then my employer's vpn, to access my company programs and websites. If you use a computer/mobile device provided for you by your employer, they can (even though not. Unless they have you install some remote access program, generally this answer is ‘no.’. Does it matter if i use my own computer, or one provided for me by my employer? But, if the vpn is routing all traffic through the vpn (common), then yes, they can see every website you hit and any unencrypted traffic. No, they cannot surveil you unless they are also using the connection and connect back to your machine. If you take your work computer home and use it to access citrix your employer may have monitoring software installed and you should treat it as if you were at work.