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Are you doing well? Are you sure? When was the last time you did an IT inventory? A long time ago? Watch out, or you might end up in history!

Protection at a Distance: How Virtualization Makes Remote Work Safer
Sergey Ovsyannikov, Director of the company “Netrika Integration” | 06/29/2021
VDI technologies are becoming increasingly popular: ResearchAndMarkets predicts that the global virtual desktop infrastructure market will grow by an average of 10% annually and reach $3.9 billion by 2025.

The Russian market is also growing : domestic businesses afghanistan whatsapp data beginning to realize all the benefits of virtualization, including increased productivity and centralization of IT functions. And in the context of remote work, the technology is simply irreplaceable.

Let's consider how the VDI infrastructure ensures the protection of the company's information circuit and how to make the virtual workstations themselves as secure as possible.

Briefly about the advantages
When virtualizing workstations, VDI technology, or Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, is used. Its essence is that the capabilities of the desktop are imitated by a virtual machine, which is created using a remote server - it centrally stores data from employee devices. The administrator creates virtual workstations with all the necessary programs and applications and provides access to them.

VDI makes it easier for companies to manage user data and its security: an administrator can easily check which employees have committed suspicious actions, such as carefully examining documents of colleagues from other departments. The technology helps track incidents and determine what led to them, and even who was the culprit.