Remote access is fine, it can be reasonably managed: Generally the client sets it, and the manufacturer doesn't retain access. Usually you can geoblock and such

Remote access is fine, it can be reasonably managed: Generally the client sets it, and the manufacturer doesn't retain access. Usually you can geoblock and such as well. You have control of the hardware and can implement encrypted storage and better access controls, rather than trusting a third party to decide what is "secure".