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Endpoint Virtualization Enabled by the Rapid Spread of CPU-Based Hardware Virtualization Technology (VT)
Integrated hardware virtualization technology (VT) is now a standard feature of the endpoint platforms shipped by Intel and AMD. Newer platforms support an even more advanced form of virtualization which features I/O virtualization. It is the strengthened degree of operating system instance separation provided by VT that indicates the greatest promise for enhanced virtualization benefits, most particularly with regard to security, performance and ease of management.
Neocleus leverages CPU-based VT to deliver the next generation endpoint. With Neocleus, IT realizes the flexibility they need to support dynamic and diverse use cases within the enterprise. Users will work from home, the office and sometimes airports and coffee shops. Neocleus solutions allow users to have open use of the internet from both corporate or personal machines and safe access to many different types of data sources. The solutions enable multiple instances of isolated Windows environments to run concurrent on the machine. The corporate image is completely protected and separated from other working environments. With Neocleus IT adheres to corporate compliance policies while also being free from restrictions to allow end users to use their personal cloud services.
We deliver this value with two key technologies that formulate the next generation endpoint:
- Client Hosted Virtualization Services – These services are installed directly on top of the hardware of any Windows-based laptop or desktop and enable multiple instances of isolated and separated Windows environments, to run concurrently on a single device. This offering provides security, performance and manageability services as well.
- Virtual appliances – These flexible, secure containers of functionality can be easily mixed and matched.
These two technologies together enable Neocleus to deliver next generation Windows-based endpoints that are easier to manage, secure and support. |
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