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Armored Client: Zero-Trust Protection for AVD and M365

Ensuring a baseline of security for remote devices in your Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) and Windows 365 environment is critical. That includes user and device authorization controls as well as protections against insider threats and malware. With Armored Client from SentryBay, you benefit from zero-trust protection for Microsoft AVD and Windows 365 with an enterprise-grade solution to nullify malware and insider threats by proactively blocking them from stealing your data. The whitepaper, "Armored Client: Zero-Trust Protection for Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop and Windows 365," provides an overview of AVD and Windows 365, its security needs and where conventional security tools fall short in meeting them. In addition, you'll learn about common threats to AVD and Windows 365 and how the level of protection delivered by Armored Client exceeds the competition. Download your complimentary copy of the whitepaper and contact us for a personalized demo.

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