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Secure Enterprise Browsers-An Emerging Alternative to Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)

Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) solutions such as Citrix and VMware Horizon are often deployed to secure third-party and employee BYOD access. They are notoriously expensive and difficult to administer.

That is why organizations are adopting Enterprise Browsers to reduce their VDI usage or replace VDI altogether. Unlike a VDI or DaaS solution that hosts desktop instances remotely, Enterprise Browsers isolate web traffic locally on the endpoint, preventing malware spread and data loss without adding latency or impairing UX. Operations teams gain deep visibility and tight control over third-party and employee BYOD access for a fraction of the cost of VDI or DaaS solutions.

Scott Bekker

HOST

Scott Bekker

Webinar Moderator,
ActualTech Media

Patrick Coble

FEATURING

Patrick Coble

Principal Consultant, VDISEC

Guy Harpak

FEATURING

Guy Harpak

Product Director, Talon

What You’ll Learn

  • Common challenges with VDI deployments
  • Technology alternatives to VDI such as DaaS and secure enterprise browsers
  • When to consider secure enterprise browsers as an alternative and deployment options
  • Brief intro and demo of Talon’s secure enterprise browser
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