Virtual Browser ensures an absolutely secure mobile web-based access to enterprise resources.
It allows mobile users access to enterprise applications from any type of end-point device including PCs, laptops, PDAs, or smartphones. It also provides the enterprise with the ideal tool to allow external users (partners, customers) controlled, secure access to business applications.
By enforcing the use of the Virtual Browser client the entreprise not only reinforces security for end users, it insures that it remains in complete control of access to the enterprise information infrastructure
How Virtual Browser works
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This architecture ensures that user devices are protected against contamination by web-based threats. Application execution and web-page rendering takes place on the remote server, and any attack is contained by the session-based remote virtual machine.High-risk web surfing can be executed in isolation from sensitive business applications such as CRM, online banking, workgroup and intranet access.
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Users always work in their own personalized environment, even when connecting from different terminals and locations. PDA and smartphone deployments become significantly easier; site and application compatibility issues are eliminated with the browser core components running on the server, and Virtual Browser supports the Firefox, IE, Chrome and Safari rendering engines.
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The enterprise can apply their own filtering to inbound and outbound traffic.
Endpoint browser compatibility problems are eliminated through centralisation of browser, Java and plugin releases and updates.
Virtual Browser allows mobile users access to enterprise applications from any type of end-point device including PCs, laptops, PDAs, or smartphones. It also provides the enterprise with the ideal tool to allow external users (partners, customers) controlled, secure access to business applications. By enforcing the use of the Virtual Browser client the enterprise not only reinforces security for end users, it insure that it remains in complete control of access to the enterprise information infrastructure.
