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Enable secure web, SaaS app delivery and safe browsing with Citrix browsers
The browser is where significant work gets done. However, consumer browsers offer little protection or IT control to manage corporate…
A look at the future of Citrix with our CTPs
We recently had a great Citrix Technology Professional (CTP) session where we shared the go-forward plans for Citrix and talked…
BYOD is still a thing, now more than ever!
BYOD has been around for a long time in practice, although the acronym was not popularized until 2011, when Citrix…
The case for an enterprise browser
The browser has become the universal endpoint for devices and the user interface for applications. It is now a primary…
Fill the IT gaps in your organization with an enterprise browser
Web standards and browsers have been great at providing a common platform for web and SaaS app delivery. The browser…
How to secure access to SaaS and web apps without the overhead
Citrix customers traditionally had to publish a virtual browser on Citrix DaaS or rely on a local browser with minimal…
What’s the problem with a VPN and a regular browser for remote access?
With the rapid shift to work from home, many employees are relying on a VPN and a standard browser to…
Citrix continues to enhance virtual apps and desktops experience on iPad
Since its introduction, Apple’s iPad has been a great business tool thanks to its size and battery life, and the…
Empower your employees to work from home
What’s your plan if all your employees need to work from home? Many organizations that use Citrix technologies are already…
Improve your iPad experience (even on iPadOS 13!) with the X1 Mouse
With the release of iOS 13 (and iPadOS 13), Apple has for the first time provided native mouse support for…
On the way to 1 billion users: Local app integration with Citrix Workspace
Citrix provides virtual apps and desktops to more than 100 million users. Our next goal is to be the preferred…
So what’s wrong with a regular browser for SaaS and web apps?
As organizations adopt and expand the use of SaaS and Web applications often these get deployed to any Native Browser. The problem is that although there may be some authentication control with the initial log-in, after that IT has no control over of the SaaS/Web session. Users can download any amount of data, copy and paste into non sanctioned apps, services or devices, print any sensitive information, and sensitive data can be cached in the browser, etc. If the SaaS app includes links to risky malware sites or policy violations a standard native browser offers no protection. Not only is there no control over SaaS and Web traffic, but there is not visibility to what is happening.
Citrix Casting now available for iOS, Android, Windows, and Mac!
If you are using or testing the Citrix Ready Workspace Hub or its predecessor, the HDX Ready Pi, you now…