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| Subject: | Thin-clients: THE Solution to the Security problem |
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| Date: | 31 Aug 2005 05:49:32 -0000 |
Dear List, Currently managing IT Security involves ensuring that Workstations are properly patched, antivirus are installed on all the machines & updates are installed correctly Now if we replace all of these PCs with thin-clients, whereby they will access servers (may be Terminal Servers) to get their mails, get Web access, does it not eliminate the potentially large pool of 'vulnerable' machines, and hence greatly decrease the Risk Exposure of an organisation's network? Is this the solution to manage Security more effectively?
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