Securing end users and endpoints with thin client computing

Drawing on my twenty plus years of working within end user computing, I can safely say that the weakest link in any end user computing environment when we talk about security, are the end users and the devices which they use. We talk a lot about securing the edge of the network, and for me, the edge of the network, when it comes to end user computing, stops squarely with the end users.

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Best of Both Worlds: MDM & Secure Remote Worker for BYOD

BYOD is quickly becoming a valid and even preferred option in the workplace, with 85% of organisations implementing some form of BYOD. The efficiency that can be achieved with this trend is well documented and largely agreed upon. It’s found that employees work well on familiar devices, this stretches further than just the initial learning curve that … Read more

Secure Remote Worker’s Write Filter

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.

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

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.

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What WVD support will mean for ThinKiosk & Secure Remote Worker

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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