Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Protection – Free Webinar

Virtual desktop infrastructures (VDI) are becoming more common place as they offer enterprises costs savings however, they also pose new security risks. A Gartner report said that it expects 50,000,000 users, or 15% of corporate desktops to be deployed via VDI by 2013. For these users and their employers, VDI may offer cost savings but it makes them more vulnerable than ever to screen scrapers, key loggers, DNS redirection and malware.

As businesses strive to reduce costs associated with application and data access, many organizations are finding the solution resides in leveraging existing resources to centralize applications and services, including security. This may force enterprises to choose between poor VDI return on investment or poor security and potential lack of regulatory compliance. But what happens when data is accessed on your VDI from a local machine that is possibly infected with malware? That data is now susceptible to malware and theft.

Secure Your VDI Your Way
WebProtection™ for VDI provides data loss prevention (DLP) to ensure that the connection is secure and the endpoint data is protected when users access VDI farms. Enterprises can choose to run WebProtection’s SafeBrowser to protect browsing activity within our secure desktop or you can utilize WebProtection’s IE or Firefox browser plugins to automatically redirect certain browsing activity to the SafeBrowser allowing enterprises to ensure users are in a secure environment when accessing their VDI.

To learn more, sign up for SafeCentral’s VDI Webinar on Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Protection, on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 at 2:00 p.m.

Hosted by SafeCentral’s CTO Ray Dickenson. The webinar will discuss the following
•    New areas of risk for your customers
•    How cybercriminals are getting access to retail and wholesale banking customers' accounts
•    How you can proactively stop malicious attacks

SafeCentral’s WebProtection™ is a one-time install application that actually assumes that your machine is already infected with malware and ensures that the information on your computer stays secure. WebProtection™ interprets and intercepts over 5,000 discrete Windows commands and effectively blocks all potentially dangerous activities except those processes needed for the transaction. Learn more about how it actually works and how it keeps your information safe at www.SafeCentral.com.