A company needs to securely and remotely access network devices. Which of the following will allow the company to access these devices?

Telnet is an older protocol used for remote access to network devices; however, it transmits data in plaintext, making it vulnerable to eavesdropping and unauthorized access. Due to these security risks, Telnet is generally not recommended for secure communications in modern networks.

TKIP, or Temporal Key Integrity Protocol, is a security protocol designed to provide encryption for wireless networks. While it enhances security over WEP, TKIP is not a remote access protocol and does not facilitate secure communication with network devices, making it irrelevant to the question at hand.

Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is used for remote access to Windows-based systems, allowing users to connect to a desktop interface. However, RDP is not specifically designed for network device management and may not support all networking equipment, limiting its applicability compared to SSH for accessing various network devices securely.