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How we’ve developed the future of zero client for defense

How we’ve developed the future of zero client for defense

28 May 2024

Designed for security and based on many years of experience, our new Trusted Zero Clients combine intuitive user experience and a rugged build to provide an enhanced solution for secure remote access from the desk to the battlefield.

We specialise in the Zero Trust world, with proven experience of supplying our DXZC and DXZ4 managed endpoint solutions into critical defense and federal sectors.

Building on our 30 years of experience supplying NATO and US Federal organisations and our strong OEM relationship with HP Teradici, we have developed the DXZ130 and DXZ160-R endpoints – the future of Zero Client for Zero Trust Architecture.

Both endpoints regularly check in with the HP Anyware Trust Center to provide continuous, real-time authentication of client firmware, configuration and security policy.

From the Department of Defense Zero Trust Reference Architecture: The seven Pillars in the DoD ZT Architecture include:

Device: Continuous real-time authentication, inspection, assessment, and patching of devices in an enterprise are critical functions. Solutions such as Mobile Device Managers, Comply to Connect programs, or Trusted Platform Modules (TPM) provide data that can be useful for device confidence assessments, authorization determination, and limiting access. Other assessments should be conducted for every access request (e.g. examinations of compromise state, software versions, protection status, encryption enablement, and proper configuration, etc.). Having the ability to identify, authenticate, inventory, authorize, isolate, secure, remediate, and control all devices is essential in a ZT approach.

All from one single management console with multi-protocol support and user-friendly UX.

What’s new?

Our new solutions connect to virtual and cloud desktops, remote workstations and desktop PCs, using PCoIP, PCoIP Ultra or VMware Blast. This also enables access to enhanced performance and features of PCoIP Ultra which means they only send pixels over the wire between the remote desktop and the client, with no user data stored on the client.

Focused solely on one use case and with an extremely rugged build for harsh environments (DXZ160-R only), they bring together a very simple client UX and continuous client authentication and validation. Based on a minimal, hardened Linux firmware, they are dedicated to remote access with no route for users to install applications.

Key features include:

Why choose Amulet Hotkey?

Engineered and manufactured in Europe and North America, these solutions are based on years of Zero Trust experience, developed by Amulet Hotkey’s experts with the benefit of a long working relationship with HP Teradici.

We understand the challenges faced in the defense sector, including new security threats and the need for quicker response times, as well as the challenges posed by existing zero client architecture. We’ve used all of that understanding to develop products that combine advanced levels of security with continuous real time authentication and incredibly intuitive UX.

We’ve undertaken full user-specific testing based on our extensive experience and direct engagements in the defense sector, with additional proof of concept testing for individual opportunities and requirements.

If that’s not enough, remember we don’t just design products – we design managed solutions. Amulet Hotkey brings together in-house engineering, R&D, sales and support expertise to deliver enhanced solutions that are tailored to your individual needs.

Want to know more?

If you want to discuss how the new DXZ130 and DXZ160-R Trusted Zero Clients can boost your operations, DM us and one of our team will be in touch.

Alternatively you can contact our global offices here.

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