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<blockquote data-quote="notabot" data-source="post: 842472" data-attributes="member: 75970"><p>ReHIPS' UX is not clickthrough, but HP's Sure Click looks clickthrough ( but doesn't work ). When the UX of security products evolves, more of these things will become part of default configurations. Something like Sure Click (provided they do make it to work) which isolates via virtualization browser ( and email client but I think only in their enterprise version ) would be ideal for a user who clicks everything.</p><p></p><p>Btw Fortune 500 cos I've worked at do use VMs but not for desktop security/isolation of desktop apps. They use them for server security ( ie in the pre hybrid cloud days a legacy/unmaintained service would run in a VM) or to cut costs by providing each user with a VM to connect to and provide thin clients instead of enterprise desktops - but not for application isolation on a desktop env.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="notabot, post: 842472, member: 75970"] ReHIPS' UX is not clickthrough, but HP's Sure Click looks clickthrough ( but doesn't work ). When the UX of security products evolves, more of these things will become part of default configurations. Something like Sure Click (provided they do make it to work) which isolates via virtualization browser ( and email client but I think only in their enterprise version ) would be ideal for a user who clicks everything. Btw Fortune 500 cos I've worked at do use VMs but not for desktop security/isolation of desktop apps. They use them for server security ( ie in the pre hybrid cloud days a legacy/unmaintained service would run in a VM) or to cut costs by providing each user with a VM to connect to and provide thin clients instead of enterprise desktops - but not for application isolation on a desktop env. [/QUOTE]
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