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A comprehensive look at how VDI became the dominant player for regulated firms – and why it needs to evolve.
Discover how Venn can deliver a breakthrough experience that puts MSPs and their users first for compliance that lasts.
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Take a closer look at the rise and fall of VDI, and the exciting shift taking place from legacy VDI to LocalZone.
Browser-based applications make unrestricted local access to sensitive company data too risky. It’s simply too easy for users to accidentally or maliciously exfiltrate data.
BYOD, work-from-anywhere and the rise of SaaS tools and video conferencing apps mean legacy VDI solutions do not provide the security or user experience today’s regulated firms need.
Venn combines a Zero Trust security architecture with breakthrough LocalZone™ technology, creating a smart, secure perimeter around a user’s work applications and data – no matter the device.
Separate work and personal applications, files, and data on BYO devices
Use policies to prevent intentional or unintentional work data exfiltration or loss
Maximize employee productivity without compromising work data security or compliance
Protect work-related network traffic without impacting personal connectivity
Protect privacy of personal applications, files, and data
Shield work apps, files and data from ransomware and zero-day vulnerabilities
The Venn Access Client is a desktop and mobile app that validates device compliance and controls user access to work apps and files running in the LocalZone™. It provides a single point of access for all work apps, websites and files and helps identify and separate work resources from personal ones.
The reality of modern work has eroded the promise and potential of VDI. Learn how the new technology can empower MSPs and IT leaders to solve for today's IT challenges.
Many well-known business leaders tout the benefits of a hybrid workplace. Is your organization ready to embrace the hybrid model and ensure your company's success in the months to come?
When virtual desktops first burst onto the scene, it was a revolutionary time for the tech industry. Fast forward to the 2020s. The future is about providing users with a local experience.
