Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) Security
Attain strengthened security and a frictionless user experience
What is VDI Security?
Strengthen security without adding user friction.
VDIs pose heightened security risks as one user can accidentally download malware that can infect the entire network. To mitigate such risks, many organizations demand non-persistent VDIs.
To achieve a non-persistent VDI environment, organizations need to routinely wipe all VDIs – meaning VDIs are deleted and re-created based on a golden image. However, all users still retain the ability to frictionless login like any other day.
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As you’ll see in the video, the initial pairing includes the user downloading the SecureAuth Mobile app so every authentication instance is tracked with the appropriate risk score. No MFA prompt is needed if the risk score is within a secure range (as defined by the organization). No mobile devices are needed after the initial pairing.
Benefits of Non-Persistent VDIs
Strengthened security, improved user experience and cost savings
In addition to easier maintenance, faster deployment, consistent performance, and resource efficiency, non-persistent VDI benefits include:
Strengthened Security
As VDIs are re-set to a clean state after each session, it reduces the risk of malware and ensures that sensitive data is not stored on the virtual desktop.
Improved User Experience
Despite the VDIs being wiped on a routine basis, users can still login frictionlessly if the risk score is within a secure range.
Cost Savings
Non-persistent VDIs require less storage space and lower ongoing operational costs.
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