Here at Idea 11 we work with our customers to deploy Amazon WorkSpaces. A lot of WorkSpaces.
In an enterprise, one annoying aspect of the client is the Registration Code. This code is used to tell the WorkSpace client where to connect.
Now obviously just telling the end users to enter this code isn’t the most seamless user experience we could want and usually results in a few helpdesk calls.
So this is how you can configure this code automatically for your end users.
One thing I’ve realised from working with Palo Alto Networks firewalls is how much network traffic runs over HTTPS/SSL these days.
Having your web traffic secured with SSL encryption is great for when you’re using your banking website, but it also means that malicious traffic can be masked from your network’s security devices and pass straight through.
Quite the double edged sword.
Palo Alto Networks firewalls include App-ID technology, which allows you to identify network traffic no matter which protocol or port it is operating on. With App-ID you have an extremely detailed view of what is going on with your network traffic.
Here are some great examples of how SSL decryption of web traffic at the network gateway can help.