Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) offers a world of business benefits in the shape of productivity, performance, and functionality. However, there is a common concern among VDI users: security.

While the ability to connect to a virtual version of your desktop from anywhere in the world is incredibly convenient, users can't help but think about the security risks associated with that high level of accessibility.

As users become acquainted with VDI, they might find themselves considering the following setbacks:

1. What are the most significant threats to my data when using a VDI?
2. What if my desktop is accessed by an unauthenticated user?
3. How can I be sure that all of my information that I access using a VDI is safe?

To properly and safely equip your workforce with the convenience of connecting to your company's central servers from any device they please, you must first address security by understanding the threats at hand, how to combat them, and best practices for avoiding them in the future.