Securing virtual environments is paramount, and our VDI security architecture acts as your safeguard against common desktop vulnerabilities. Key components of our VDI security architecture include:
- Unified Management Platform: The pace of business today requires IT administrators to allocate resources, such as virtual storage, virtual computing, and virtual networking, as demands arise. Keeping track of these virtual and remote desktops and applications requires a robust management platform. With a single virtualization platform, the provisioning of virtual desktops is accelerated and simplified while also providing better protection for data center infrastructure and workloads.
- Real-Time Compliance Monitoring: Adhering to GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI regulations can be challenging. However, real-time compliance monitoring technology can help by continuously monitoring the virtual infrastructure for anomalies and sudden changes. This ensures that prompt and proactive remedial action can be taken to preserve the integrity of virtual desktop data and resources.
- Vulnerability Scanning: Vulnerability scanning plays a crucial role in ensuring the security of IT systems. It eliminates the need for constant human surveillance, automating remedial action when suspicious activity occurs. These proactive measures range from blocking network traffic to isolating a virtual machine in quarantine.
- Data Loss Prevention: Data loss prevention is critical to maintaining the integrity of organizational data. One effective way to safeguard sensitive information is by encrypting virtual machine files, virtual disk files, and core dump files. This not only enhances data protection but also ensures compliance with industry standards.
