Locking down PCs must not keep the business from functioning

by Viewfinity 11. May 2010 16:26

All organizations agree that locking down desktops allows IT to control and protect the entire distributed desktop environment. This practice reduces system vulnerability by allowing end users to use only the applications and desktop functions that are deemed safe. However, to be a worthy business policy, lockdown must support true cost savings.

 

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Viewfinity provides privilege management and application control for desktops, laptops and servers, empowering enterprises to meet compliance mandates, reduce security risks, and lower IT costs. Many enterprises are implementing least privileges to add a solid layer of defense for desktop environments, further protecting against malware and Advanced Persistent Threats. Viewfinity allows IT Administrators to create and enforce default-deny and elevated permission policies for endpoint access to applications and desktop functions by controlling user rights for desktops and mobile laptop/netbook users. For more information, visit www.viewfinity.com.

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