Trend Micro to Tackle Desktop Virtualization Security
OfficeScan 10.5, due out in July, will offer a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) piece.
By Kara Reeder
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Trend Micro aims to tackle desktop virtualization security with updated endpoint security product, reports Computerworld.
This article was originally published on Jun 8, 2010
OfficeScan 10.5, due out in July, will offer a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) piece. The component, according to the article, will attempt to understand:
where the OfficeScan 10.5-protected virtual-machine installation is within the enterprise and [apply] security processes through "VDI-aware" techniques, such as serialized scan operations and security updates.
Whereas the more traditional Windows-based desktop deployments see prices of $20, users can expect to pay more for security on virtual machines to the tune of $8 more for the so-called "VDI-aware," as measured by a base 1,001 seat count.
