Gerard Adlum, Author at ThinScale

Secure Remote Worker’s Write Filter

21/06/202310/02/2020 by Gerard Adlum

Hi all, we are coming at you again with another blogpost, this time to let you know about our new feature for Secure Remote Worker, in our 6.0 release.

Built to provide a greater level of security and assist in achieving PCI, HIPAA and GDPR compliance, Secure Remote Worker’s write filter will allow for a clinical level of separation between the Secure Remote Worker session and end user’s personal machine. Thanks to the great effort of our dev team, Secure Remote Worker will allow you to utilize this write filter functionality on all personal Windows devices.

IntelliPerform: Filling the gap WSRM left behind

21/06/202329/01/2020 by Gerard Adlum

Introduction

VDI environments (whether you are running them yourself or an MSP hosting for multiple users) are implemented for their convenience, cost-effectiveness, and manageability, however, when providing a whole workforce all of their desktops and applications from one location, performance issues are bound to arise.
Resources in VDI environments are shared and often all it takes is one power user or one runaway process to severely impact the experience of everyone on a server. Even worse these can cause the server itself to crash.
In this post, I will discuss an approach that Windows took to resolve this issue on their 2008 – 2012 servers, what happened to that solution and how IntelliPerform can fill the gap it left behind AND more.

How ThinScale reduces application complexity

21/06/202315/01/2020 by Gerard Adlum

Happy new year all!

Happy Holidays from ThinScale Technology

21/06/202317/12/2019 by Gerard Adlum

Hanukkah Sameach, Happy Kwanzaa and Merry Christmas from the team at ThinScale Technology.

The ThinScale Management Platform—Complex use cases, made simple

27/05/202413/12/2019 by Gerard Adlum

In IT deployments, no two environments are exactly the same. Whether it be down to something as small as the drivers required to print or as broad as the use case itself, IT projects will always differ.

Windows Virtual Desktop support is here with ThinKiosk 5.7!

21/06/202322/11/2019 by Gerard Adlum

Today is the day! We are thrilled to announce the release of ThinKiosk 5.7, which adds Windows Virtual Desktop to our existing list of connectors. What does this mean? It means Windows Virtual Desktop is now natively supported by ThinKiosk!

E2EVC – Grandparents, Limoncello and no “Marketing Bullsh*t”

21/06/202313/11/2019 by Gerard Adlum

Recently, I attended my first E2EVC from the 8th to the 10th of November in Lisbon, Portugal. Between great speakers and current, interesting topics; there was a lot to take away from this conference. In this post, I want to tell you about some of my take-aways as a first-timer going to the event.

Windows 7 end of life: What does it mean for your endpoints?

27/05/202407/11/2019 by Gerard Adlum

With Windows 7 End-of-life on the horizon there is a lot of panic in the air over what to do with your existing devices. A lot of people will be telling you that you need to upgrade or be vulnerable to malicious software, or to remove the OS and boot with Linux because the only thing to stop a group of hackers is an open source, easily accessed OS.

ThinScale Virtual Desktop Agent: The piece you didn’t know you needed

21/06/202309/10/2019 by Gerard Adlum

Hello everyone! And happy October (spooky).

Let’s shed some light on a piece of technology we released in late September. The Virtual Desktop Agent, one of the most exciting additions to ThinKiosk and Secure Remote Worker.

What WVD support will mean for ThinKiosk & Secure Remote Worker

21/06/202326/09/2019 by Gerard Adlum

Greetings all from ThinScale! With September coming to a close we can finally wave Summer goodbye. Though sad to see it go, there are plenty of things still to look forward to in the next few months: Halloween (spooky), Thanksgiving (if you are in North America), Black Friday (if you’re insane), and of course, our most anticipated event…*drumroll* Windows Virtual Desktop hitting GA…

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