If you identify only this make/model of drive authorized on this device, then any attempt to copy info to a non-authorized device will be blocked and logged. We even go so far as to give admins the ability to set permission on USB devices by model and serial number. It then incorporates a dynamic provisioning model that makes users more impervious to malware by making unsanctioned changes non-persisting. VERDE VDI starts with a solid, secure Linux foundation. VERDE VDI is secure on a number of levels.īeing built organically from the ground up gives us a much more deterministic architecture as opposed to the cobbled-together monstrosities from our competitors, which not only make their solutions complicated and difficult to manage, but also introduces inherited code and architectures from smaller, acquired companies bought to plug the holes in their offerings. VERDE VDI has a long history as a preferred secure desktop platform with demanding users like the NSA, CIA CSEC and others. In a Linux desktop user population – research, engineering, CAD, military, intelligence, etc., VDI is a huge advancement in flexibility, cost optimization and security. VDI has a cloud-like architecture and allows organizations to reconfigure on the fly depending on the needs of the moment.

Does that sound familiar? Sound like cloud? Well, yes. Resources will be carved out of the existing pool to handle the job, and then returned to the pool when complete. With VERDE VDI there can be an instance available to the engineer that can be called upon when needed. I don’t have to have a beefy workstation sitting idly all month waiting for that job to call upon it.

Lets say I have to do a compile job once a month, needing multiple cores to finish in a reasonable amount of time. VERDE VDI embraces Linux, providing a seamless environment for serving Linux desktops of all stripes and configurations, side-by-side with Windows.īut we go further than just serving up desktops. Our competitors continue to avoid reality and disregard the prevalence of Linux in mainstream corporations.

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