Exposed RDP ports are an open door for attackers. TruGrid SecureRDP enforces Zero Trust and MFA, blocks lateral movement, and ...

The idea behind application virtualization is to eliminate many of the support-draining configuration problems that plague conventional desktop implementations.

In short, desktop virtualization can be seen as a way to reach back to the past and provide a reliable, durable environment while still offering modern graphical applications.

A slew of Microsoft announcements this week reflect the company's increasing presence in the desktop and application virtualization spaces -- areas in which server virtualization market leader ...

Yesterday afternoon, I presented a web seminar "What is Desktop Virtualization and Why Hasn't it Taken Over the world?" for O'Reilly Media, the publishers of my book " Virtualization: A Manager's ...

Application Virtualization: A Complementary Approach Application virtualization tools, such as VMware’s ThinApp and Citrix’s XenApp, can stream applications on demand to a physical desktop PC ...

Microsoft's release of its Vista operating system has many desktop management vendors scrambling to add support, ease migration and optimize Vista deployments.

With desktop virtualization, each user gets a virtual machine that contains a separate instance of the desktop operating system (almost always Windows) and whatever applications have been installed.

Desktop virtualization on the other hand can encompass a whole slew of other technologies ranging from application virtualization, terminal services, streaming and blade workstations all the way ...

Desktop virtualization aims to lower the costs and increase the security of desktop computers, but agencies must determine which approach — or combination of methods — best suits their needs.

3. Workload Types While many typical use cases for desktop virtualization center on general productivity applications, the ability to handle multimedia and other high-end workloads is essential to ...

Desktop virtualization offers extraordinary payoffs that could cut total U.S. Defense Department information technology spending by up to 12 percent. Depending on legacy configurations, numerous ...