Citrix
The application management version of the Citrix service is called Workspace Premium. This offers a method of containerizing business data that is relatively similar to the other options on this list. Wider access to the corporate network is available on company-owned devices. However, those devices are scanned for security risks, such as malware or insecure apps before they are allowed to connect. So, you have two safe options for guarding against the potential of malware lateral movement on your network.
A user account is required to use the Workspace Premium feature because it functions as a virtual desktop system. As a result, the user can sign in to a workstation at their place of business, leave, and use a mobile device while outside the building. You or the company could own the device. Regardless of who owns the device, the delivery of the application profile is managed in the same way. The device should have a screen lock under the Workspace Premium scenario, and no data should be saved on it. Hence, if the user loses the device, anyone finding it won't be able to unlock it, making it impossible for them to access corporate data.
Pros:
- Citrix solutions enable remote access to enterprise applications and data from any device
- Enable organizations to move their applications and data to the cloud
- Offer a range of security features
Cons:
- Citrix solutions can be complex to deploy and manage
- Citrix solutions require a reliable network connection
Website: citrix.com
