Businesses looking for safer virtual desktops can cut the risk of attacks if they run their virtual-machine hypervisors directly on computer hardware, eliminating reliance on separate operating systems that can be vulnerable to attack. Most recently Citrix is teaming up with Intel to optimize its XenDesktop software for desktops and laptops based on Intel Core2 and Centrino 2 processors, with the product scheduled to be available in the second half of this year.
Virtual Desktops Getting Security Boost | timesofvirtualization.com
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