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Don't let security slow down your VDI deployment

Date post: 19-May-2015
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Test results prove that virtualizing antivirus/anti-malware security can significantly boost performance over traditional antivirus.
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1 IDC “Worldwide Endpoint Security 2011-2012 Forecast and 2010 Vendor Shares.”

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protect their IT assets, comply with regulations and reduce security costs. With support for leading VDI platforms, Deep Security makes it easy to leverage your existing Dell virtualization stack.

2 VMWare Global Alliance Solutions

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2011 Trend Micro Delivers First Agentless Anti-Malware for VMware-Virtualized Datacenters

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Tolly Test Report In independent performance tests Tolly found that the agentless antivirus in Deep Security radically outperformed traditional solutions, improving VMware ESX virtual machine density by up to 275%. See the report

Deep Security outperforms the

competition Independent performance tests found that the agentless antivirus in Deep Security radically outperformed traditional solutions, improving VMware ESX virtual machine density by up to 275%. See the Tolly report


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