Remote working with AVD

A number of challenges exist with securing remote workers. The use of personal devices, a lack of clarity over data-sharing, and the natural drop-off in alertness when working in a home environment all pose security risks.

Microsoft’s Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) (formerly known as Windows Virtual Desktop or WVD) has emerged as one of the more popular methods of facilitating remote working over the past year, with its security capabilities being a stand-out factor.

AVD is part of this change in approach. Its centralized model provides an organization with far greater security control over access, reducing the risk of confidential data leaving its intended environment. There are also a number of easily applied additional mechanisms that can help secure users. Register for a free webinar to understand some of these features, and how they can help organizations stay secure remotely.