• The Preventative Security Model – IGEL’s strategic framework aligning endpoint, security, and operational strategies.
• The Preventative Security Architecture – The hardened design foundation that removes attack vectors by default.

Now, in Part 3, we turn to how these ideas come alive at the edge — with the Adaptive Secure Desktop.

This isn’t a desktop in the traditional sense. It’s a role-based workspace delivery model — one that flexes to meet the needs of every user, while enforcing the principles of failsafe security.

It’s where strategy and execution meet the end user.

A Workspace That Adapts to Context

Modern work is dynamic. Users aren’t always in the office. Roles change. Risk levels shift. Yet most organizations still deliver the same desktop to everyone — and secure it the same way, too.

The Adaptive Secure Desktop flips that.

Instead of a one-size-fits-all OS, it delivers a context-aware workspace.

• Clinician in a hospital? Instant badge-tap access to virtual desktops with no local data.

• Retail associate at a kiosk? Locked-down browser mode tied to a single SaaS platform.
• Remote knowledge worker? Full desktop experience via DaaS, with security layered in via SASE and IAM controls.
• Contractor or M&A user? Temporary, policy-bound workspace spun up with limited permissions and app access.

The workspace changes based on who the user is, where they are, what device they’re using, and what risk profile applies — all orchestrated through IGEL OS and UMS.

Enforced by Architecture, Not Just Policy

What makes the Adaptive Secure Desktop different from traditional workspace delivery?

It’s not just a VDI session. It’s not just app publishing. It’s a security-first execution model, enforced at the OS level:

• Read-only system image: No tampering, no malware persistence.
• No local data: All access is to virtual or cloud-hosted resources.
• Hardware-rooted trust: Every boot verified, every component signed.
• USB controls and isolation: Based on role and context — not static policies.
• Dynamic access methods: Delivered based on persona — DaaS, SaaS, local apps, browsers.

And all of this is centrally managed through IGEL Universal Management Suite, giving IT full control without needing to touch the endpoint directly.

Zero Trust, Realized at the Edge

The Adaptive Secure Desktop is where IGEL’s Preventative Security Model meets Zero Trust execution.

• Every session is authenticated
• Every endpoint is validated
• Every action is governed by context

It allows customers to enforce their own Zero Trust policies — not just by integrating with IAM and SASE platforms, but by ensuring that every endpoint behaves as if it can’t be trusted until proven otherwise.

Consistency Without Complexity

From a single platform, organizations can:

• Support frontline, knowledge, and temporary users with precision.
• Deliver fast, reliable access to virtual or cloud apps — without compromising security.
• Scale globally with consistent policies, minimal overhead, and no reliance on constant patching or imaging.

It’s a future-proof foundation — built not just for what users need today, but for how work will evolve next.

The Takeaway

The Adaptive Secure Desktop is the practical delivery layer of IGEL’s Preventative Security vision. It translates strategic alignment and hardened architecture into a secure, streamlined, and personalized user experience.

This is where compliance, control, and creativity coexist. And it’s available now — through IGEL, through our ecosystem of IGEL Ready partners, and most importantly, through your own enterprise security and workspace vision.

Because transformation isn’t something you wait for. It’s something you deliver — securely, simply, and at scale.

For more information on the Preventative Security Architecture, the Preventative Security Model, and the Adaptive Secure Desktop, please submit the form below.

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That’s where IGEL’s Preventative Security Architecture comes in.

Beyond “Monitor, Detect, Remediate”

Traditional endpoints were designed for general-purpose use—built to accommodate consumers, gamers, and enterprises alike—not to meet the specific demands of secure enterprise environments. Today’s standard endpoint stack is designed to detect, monitor, and remediate threats — assuming that compromise is inevitable.

IGEL turns that assumption on its head.

The Preventative Security Architecture takes a fundamentally different approach — one that prioritizes designing out risk through immutability, minimalism, and policy enforcement at every layer of the endpoint experience.

This isn’t just a better way to secure IGEL OS. It’s a blueprint for customers to establish their own preventative security architecture — one that aligns with their Zero Trust journey, compliance goals, and operational realities.

The Core Principles of Preventative Security Architecture

The architecture rests on five pillars:

1. Immutable OS State: IGEL OS is locked down at the system level. Unauthorized changes simply can’t persist — or even run.
2. Zero Local Data: No data lives on the endpoint. IGEL endpoints are stateless — there’s nothing to exfiltrate or encrypt.
3. Secure Boot and Trusted Application Platform: Boot-time chain-of-trust backed by UEFI and TPM ensures only validated components load.
4. Minimal Attack Surface: A 2GB core footprint, with optional modules added only as needed — reducing vulnerability density.
5. Centralized, Granular Policy Control via UMS: Over 9,000 configurable settings. Enforce consistency without needing endpoint agents.

This is what “secure by design” looks like in practice — not theoretical protections, but tangible barriers that eliminate the opportunity for exploitation.

Your Preventative Security Architecture

This isn’t about locking customers into IGEL’s view of security. It’s about giving them a foundation to build their own preventative strategy — a Preventative Security Architecture that scales with their policies, their risks, and their compliance mandates.

Whether it’s:

• Rolling out a Zero Trust initiative,
• Aligning SOC frameworks such as NIST CSF or ISO 27001,
• Responding to rising ransomware threats
• Transitioning from Windows to a hybrid DaaS model,

IGEL’s architecture supports that journey. Not by dictating it — but by enabling it.

IGEL Ready – The Ecosystem That Powers It

Every strong architecture needs strong integrations. These are provided by the IGEL Ready program.

Through our expansive partner ecosystem, organizations can integrate leading Zero Trust, SSE/SASE, IAM, UEM and compliance solutions into the IGEL experience — natively. Partners like:

• Zscaler, Palo Alto, Netskope (for secure access)
• Microsoft Entra ID, Workspace ONE Access, Imprivata and Okta (for identity and conditional access)
• Island and Microsoft Edge (for browser-based workspaces)
• HP, LG, Lenovo (for secure and sustainable hardware endpoints)

These aren’t bolt-ons. They’re validated. Secure. Orchestrated. And ready to scale.

The Payoff – Simpler, Safer, Resilient

By adopting a preventative security architecture, enterprises can:

• Reduce risk – by removing attack vectors before they can be exploited.
• Reduce cost – by eliminating layers of endpoint agents and streamlining patch cycles.
• Reduce noise – by minimizing alerts and avoiding alert fatigue.
• Improve compliance – through posture-based access and centralized controls.

This is the architecture for the next generation of secure work — and it’s not just IGEL’s. It’s yours.

In Part 3, we’ll tie it all together with the Adaptive Secure Desktop — a dynamic, context-aware workspace delivery model that puts this architecture into motion for every user, device, and role.

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This needs to be the era of designing for failsafe.

Instead of relying on detection and remediation, the endpoint must be built to resist compromise — integrated, intelligent, and inherently resilient. IGEL’s Preventative Security Model is the strategic foundation for that shift.

This blog series unpacks the full scope of IGEL’s security and workspace transformation strategy in three parts:

1. Preventative Security Model – IGEL’s unifying framework that aligns application access, security, and hardware strategy.
2. Preventative Security Architecture – The enforcement layer that operationalizes failsafe and becomes your organizations Preventative Security Architecture.
3. Adaptive Secure Desktop – A curated on-demand workspace that meets every user, role, and risk profile.

The Preventative Security Model

The Preventative Security Model (PSM) is IGEL’s approach to unifying modern endpoint strategies. It’s not an agent. It’s not a policy engine. It’s a philosophy — one that repositions the endpoint from a reactive risk surface to a strategic control layer.

And it’s built for a world that looks very different than it did five years ago.

The Endpoint Has Shifted — So Must Our Strategy

Enterprise computing has moved. Workloads have left the endpoint. SaaS, DaaS, and enterprise browsers now carry the weight of productivity. Users roam. Devices are fluid. Data must stay protected — without relying on where it physically lives.

IGEL is the constant in that transition. Both now and next.

The Preventative Security Model provides the framework that connects:

• Application access: Whether delivering full desktops, browser-based tools, native Linux apps, Progressive Web Apps, hybrid SaaS, or even Windows workloads, PSM enables five flexible delivery models — each tailored to user’s needs and risk posture.
• Zero Trust strategy: Zero Trust is a security model that assumes no user or device is inherently trusted and requires continuous verification of identity, context, and access for every interaction within a network. Zero Trust isn’t a product. You don’t buy Zero Trust from a single company. PSM integrates deeply with leading IAM, UEM, SASE, and SaaS vendors to enforce Zero Trust principles from the device outward for secure information access.
• Endpoint sustainability: With endpoints no longer requiring three-to-five-year hardware refreshes due to the simplified workloads, PSM supports long-term device reuse — particularly relevant as organizations scramble to meet Windows 10 EOL activities and deadlines, the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive(CSRD), and Environmental, Social and Governance targets (ESG)
• Operational flexibility: From remote onboarding to rapid reconfiguration during M&A, PSM provides the consistency needed to adapt at speed.

IGEL Ready – The Force Multiplier for the Preventative Security Model

PSM is powered by the IGEL Ready ecosystem — a diverse and growing network of partners across security, identity, peripherals, communications, and hardware. These aren’t just integrations. They’re certified relationships that extend IGEL’s strategy into enterprise environments at scale.

Through IGEL Ready, PSM supports:

• HP, LG, Lenovo, and other leading OEMs to ensure secure, performant hardware compatibility.
• Identity platforms like Microsoft’s EntraID, Omnissa Workspace ONE Access, Imprivata, Okta and Ping for integrated SSO and MFA.
• Security vendors including Zscaler, Palo Alto Networks, and Netskope for Zero Trust and SSE enforcement.
• Peripheral support for clinical, financial, manufacturing, government and retail workflows — including smartcards, speech mics, OT equipment, barcode scanners, document scanners and signature pads to name only a few.

Together, this ecosystem ensures that IGEL endpoints can sit at the centre of a modern, multi-vendor Zero Trust strategy — without friction, without fragility.

Strategic Outcomes Delivered

The Preventative Security Model is not just about securing endpoints. It’s about enabling enterprise transformation. Across industries, PSM is already delivering impact:

• Business Continuity: Fast recovery of compromised traditional endpoints utilizing the in-place hardware
• M&A acceleration: Standardize and secure diverse endpoint fleets across acquired orgs without rip-and-replace.
• Windows 11 readiness: Shift Windows to the cloud, maintain existing hardware, and simplify support.
• Sustainability, CSRD and ESG: Extend endpoint lifespan, reduce e-waste, and align IT with carbon reduction targets.
• Zero Trust execution: Connect policy enforcement from identity to device, in real time, at scale.

Where traditional endpoint stacks are reactive and bloated, PSM is lightweight, adaptive, and policy-aligned — a failsafe foundation for the cloud-first enterprise.

Next up: Preventative Security Architecture, where we explore how IGEL OS eliminates attack vectors and enforces failsafe security by design.

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Windows Apps on IGEL OS Through Modern Delivery

IGEL previewed support for delivering Windows applications directly into the IGEL OS using modern app technology. This is a natural fit with Liquidware FlexApp, which supports virtually any Windows app publishing platform, including RDSH, Citrix, and Microsoft AVD. Organizations can now combine IGEL’s secure OS with their preferred app delivery approach to provide consistent, reliable access to applications across their environments.

CommandCTRL Expands to IGEL Secure OS

Liquidware also introduced a new agent for CommandCTRL that supports IGEL Secure Endpoint OS. This enhancement brings real-time digital experience troubleshooting directly to the edge, enabling IT teams to diagnose and resolve issues on IGEL-powered endpoints no matter where users are located. It also links joined Windows sessions for complete visibility and faster remediation. For more on the announcement, check out James O’Regan’s blog: https://blog.liquidware.com/2025/03/21/big-moves-in-dex-coming-next-week-at-igel-now-next/

Shoutouts, Socks, And Sharp Keynotes

Scott Manchester from Microsoft delivered a memorable keynote that highlighted the evolving landscape of EUC. We were honored by his shoutout to Liquidware’s FlexApp integration with Azure app Attach. He even showed off a pair of Liquidware socks on stage—excellent taste in both technology and fashion.

Community Insight From Tom Nguyen

Tom Nguyen, Senior Solutions Architect at Liquidware, delivered a strong session on the community stage covering Windows 11 migration readiness. He shared how Stratusphere UX can be used to assess environments, and how IGEL OS can extend the life of hardware while delivering modern workspaces from the cloud. Using ProfileUnity and FlexApp, organizations can achieve seamless transitions without the need for endpoint refreshes.

Liquidware Senior Solutions Architect Tom Nguyen takes the stage to share on Windows 11 readiness

IGEL Charts New Ground with a Client-Side Hypervisor

One of the reveals from IGEL was the upcoming support for a client-side hypervisor. While it seems like a departure from their traditional focus on repurposing existing hardware with a lightweight, secure OS, this move makes sense for some compelling use cases. Organizations that rely on legacy Windows operating systems to support critical apps or equipment will now have a secure way to run those environments, and other use cases will emerge.

A Strong Finish In Miami Style

The closing night celebration featured none other than Shaggy, and let’s just say the EUC crowd exceeded expectations with their dance moves. It was a fun, energetic end to an event filled with collaboration, learning, and vision for the future.

Wrapping It Up

From new product capabilities to expanded partnerships and real-world EUC strategies, IGEL Now & Next Miami delivered on all fronts. Liquidware was proud to be part of the momentum—and we’re especially grateful for the chance to share the stage and the conversation.

IGEL Community members gather on the beach outside the Fontainebleau at sunrise

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During the informative panel discussion, we explored topics ranging from mentorship to the significance of having a voice and a seat at the table in leadership discussions, embracing authenticity, and the need to promote an organization-wide commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. The discussion also underscored the value of lifelong learning and how it can empower all genders to build impactful and meaningful careers. Some of my key takeaways include:

• The Transformative Power of Mentorship. Mentorship is crucial for fostering career growth, particularly for women, as emphasized by our panelists who advocated for structured mentorship programs featuring both internal and external mentors. They distinguished mentorship—providing guidance—from sponsorship, which promotes opportunities for women. Innovative approaches like “speed mentoring” and partnerships with organizations like Girls Who Code were highlighted as effective methods for enhancing professional growth. Additionally, the panelists stressed the significance of cross-generational knowledge sharing, where senior leaders and early-career professionals can learn from one another, thus forming a holistic mentorship culture that promotes trust and development.
• Strategies to Conquer “Imposter Syndrome”. The discussion on imposter syndrome highlighted several key strategies to combat this common experience among women in the workplace. Encouraging women to share their ideas in meetings and provide opportunities for presentations to senior leadership can boost their confidence. Organizations should foster an inclusive environment by showcasing women’s contributions and supporting their professional growth. Additionally, leveraging team expertise and embracing continuous learning can help individuals manage self-doubt, reinforcing that it’s acceptable not to be an expert in every area.
• Embracing Authenticity to Redefine Success. Our panelists emphasized that authenticity involves confidently presenting your whole self at work while leveraging your unique experiences and personal brand. They highlighted that individual experiences significantly influence diverse leadership styles and that there is no single effective approach to leadership. The importance of fostering environments that support various problem-solving strategies was also stressed, discouraging conformity to traditional methods.
• Fostering DEI. Placing Inclusion at the heart of organizational culture is crucial for achieving success in DEI initiatives within the workplace. Our panelists highlighted the importance of launching diversity programs early in the education system, particularly during elementary and junior high school. They also suggested expanding recruitment pools and cautioned against traditional methods that often produce “cookie-cutter” candidates. Furthermore, our panelists emphasized the need to acknowledge personal biases and foster environments where individuals can genuinely be themselves. Concerning mentorship, it was noted that programs for women should also include male allies, develop a supportive network for underrepresented groups, and create opportunities for women returning to the workforce.
• Commitment to Lifelong Learning. In today’s fast-changing tech landscape, resilience and adaptability are vital for professionals. Our panelists stressed that lifelong learning and a curious mindset are essential for success in the industry. They noted the need for technology skills due to the rise of AI, highlighting emerging careers like prompt engineering and understanding AI’s capabilities. Participants were encouraged to incorporate these skills into daily routines, such as meal planning, to gain practical experience and create effective AI prompts.

Concluding thoughts

In conclusion, the insights shared by the panelists at the IGEL Women in Tech event serve as a powerful reminder of the essential role women play in shaping the future of the technology industry. By fostering an environment that values self-acceptance, continuous learning, and diverse perspectives, we can cultivate a supportive ecosystem that empowers women to confidently share their voices.

As we advocate for inclusivity and nurture a culture that encourages everyone to thrive, we lay the groundwork for the next generation of female leaders. Let us continue this dialogue and commit to making a difference, ensuring that every voice has the opportunity to shine in the tech industry and beyond.

• Divya Saggar, Director IGEL Ready at IGEL
• Melissa Stein, Director of Product for End-User Computing at AWS
• Gretchen Irion, Director of PC Accessories at HP
• Akanksha Sehgal, Director of Worldwide Solution Engineering at Omnissa
• Marissa Schmidt, Senior Director Analyst at Gartner

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In this VMblog interview, ahead of the IGEL Now & Next 2025 event, Dan Gould, Director, Product Marketing at Zscaler discusses how its Zero Trust security platform integrates with IGEL OS to deliver a seamless “connect and protect” architecture for modern workforces. As organizations increasingly prioritize secure access to cloud applications from any device, this partnership offers a compelling alternative to traditional VDI solutions while maintaining robust security.

VMblog:  Tell us a little bit about your company.  

Dan Gould:  Zscaler is the leader in cloud security, accelerating digital transformation so organizations can be more agile, efficient, resilient, and secure. The Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange^TM platform protects thousands of customers from cyberattacks and data loss by securely connecting users, devices, and applications in any location.

VMblog:  Talk about your technology. What problems do you solve? And how are you considered unique?  

Gould:  Zscaler specializes in Zero Trust security, enabling enterprises to securely connect users to applications and systems while delivering full data protection. Zscaler platform can also extend secure agentless access to web applications from any device, be it an IGEL device or even unmanaged.

Our Zero Trust architecture, that delivers Zero Trust everywhere, is what makes it unique. With Zero Trust organizations can hide IPs to reduce attack surfaces, gain full TLS inspection to stop threats, reduce risk of internal lateral movement, while preventing data loss to exfiltration.

VMblog:  How do you partner with IGEL? What does that partnership look like? How long have you been a partner?

Gould:  The integration with IGEL provides a cost-optimized “connect and protect” architecture for modern workforces.  Zscaler and IGEL provide a seamless solution for securely connecting enterprise users to cloud applications from hardened endpoints with no new software or browsers required. This partnership supports a modern EUC architecture-offering alternatives to traditional VDI while ensuring Zero Trust security.

VMblog:  What do you plan to show off at your booth at Now & Next 2025? 

Gould:  Zscaler will demonstrate the benefits of our Zero Trust security architecture on IGEL OS. This will highlight the collaborative “connect and protect” model, mentioned above, that keeps security and productivity high, while costs low.

VMblog:  What do you like about Now & Next? What made you sign up as a sponsor?  

Gould:  IGEL and Zscaler both see mobility and cloud as disruptive technologies that when brought together can help organizations pivot to secure, seamless productivity tying end-user devices to cloud applications – both critical drivers of enterprise productivity.

VMblog:  What do you hope to take away from Now & Next?  

Gould:  We look forward to deepening our relationships within the EUC ecosystem, and showcasing the benefits of our partnership with IGEL to organizations who are looking to update their approaches to application access and secure endpoints.

VMblog:  What do you attribute to the growing success of End User Computing?  

Gould:  Given the demand for secure, and efficient ways to work, the endpoint and EUC has taken on a more important role than ever in employee productivity. The endpoint is central to secure and scalable productivity from anywhere, which explains why EUC overall is growing.

VMblog:  How do you and your solution help with the growth of the EUC market? Where does your technology fit?  

Gould:  Zscaler bolsters the EUC market by securely connecting the endpoint to the cloud. We do this by integrating our Our Zero Trust security and application access with IGEL’s endpoint solutions.

VMblog:  Where do you see the EUC market headed?

Gould:  The EUC market is likely evolving towards more agile, simple solutions wherever possible.  This means less architecture and even endpoint software where possible.  With partnerships like IGEL and Zscaler, the industry is moving away from traditional VDI challenges to more streamlined, secure, and user-friendly options.

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Next week, The Fontainebleau in Miami Beach will be the place to be seen as IT professionals, industry experts, and EUC enthusiasts come together for this four-day event that will highlight innovative strategies, solutions, and insights from IGEL partners, including Nerdio.

We sat down with Dave Fiske, Lead EUC Strategist at Nerdio, to learn more about the company’s collaboration with IGEL and what attendees can expect to see and learn at IGEL Now & Next 2025.

Tell us about your company and how you partner with IGEL. How long have you been an IGEL Ready partner?

Dave Fiske: Nerdio empowers Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and enterprises to build successful cloud practices in Microsoft Azure with Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) and Windows 365. Nerdio Manager adds value on top of the powerful capabilities in AVD by delivering over 200 additional features to simplify management, ensure efficient operations through automation, and lower compute and storage costs on average between 50-75%. It is the only Azure management platform that allows admins to seamlessly provision and manage deployments of both AVD and Windows 365 interchangeably.

Nerdio has partnered with IGEL for over three years and is featured in the IGEL Ready Partner Showcase.

What are some key trends impacting your partners and customers in 2025, and how is your organization solving these?

Dave Fiske: EUC is growing at an incredible rate. Microsoft’s focus on Windows 365 is driving much excitement in the industry. Nerdio is here to help customers not only expedite their new endeavors but also help them optimize their compute resources and ongoing expenditures.

Why is your organization a sponsor of Now & Next 2025?

Dave Fiske: End-User Computing is the primary focus of Nerdio’s work. We help organizations of all sizes deploy, manage, and cost-optimize native Microsoft technologies. We partner with MSPs and enterprise organizations worldwide to add value to their existing Microsoft investments, such as Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365, and Microsoft Intune.

Is this the first time you are sponsoring an IGEL event? If not, what keeps bringing your organization back to these events?

Dave Fiske: Nerdio has been a multiple-time sponsor of an IGEL event, globally and locally. IGEL and Nerdio do not compete; they add value to each other’s offerings.

What will you present to attendees at Now & Next 2025?

Dave Fiske: Nerdio will showcase the simplicity and cost-effectiveness of our deployment and management capabilities for new or existing Microsoft native customers.

What do you hope attendees learn from the content you share at Now & Next 2025?

Dave Fiske: Nerdio and IGEL with AVD or Windows 365 is a combination every organization regardless of size should be looking to implement.

What do you hope to take away from participating in Now & Next 2025?

Dave Fiske: I am personally looking forward to growing our relationship and meeting customers and prospects in the EUC industry in general to help guide them in their futures.

What is one thing you plan to accomplish either personally or professionally in the next three to six months?

Dave Fiske: I am building a showcase environment to include many Nerdio technology partners, which will provide us the opportunity to work to jointly to showcase our technology offerings together.

Register today and meet the Nerdio team at IGEL Now & Next 2025.

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This four-day event will highlight innovative strategies, solutions, and insights from IGEL partners. Among them is SentryBay, which will showcase Armored Client for IGEL through live demonstrations that highlight real-world cybersecurity scenarios.

We sat down with Manish Patel, CMO at SentryBay, to learn more about the relationship between IGEL and SentryBay and what attendees can expect to see and learn about the company at IGEL Now & Next 2025.

Tell us about your company and how you partner with IGEL. How long have you been an IGEL Ready partner?

Manish Patel: SentryBay is a global leader in Endpoint Threat Prevention, recognized by Gartner’s Hype Cycle for Endpoint Security across multiple categories. With over 20 years of innovation in endpoint security, we have been at the forefront of protecting enterprises and their remote workforce against evolving threats—well before the rise of the modern hybrid work environment.

As a very recent IGEL Ready partner, we bring our patented Armored Client solution to IGEL-powered devices, enhancing security within a zero-trust framework while preserving user privacy and ensuring seamless productivity. Cyber threats often infiltrate endpoints by exploiting authentication weaknesses or injecting malicious code at the kernel level. Our technology provides unparalleled endpoint protection against keylogging, screen capture, credential theft, and data leakage—fully securing enterprise applications and safeguarding sensitive data.

SentryBay’s solutions are trusted by millions of remote users across diverse industries and global locations. By closing the security gaps in VDI, VPN, thin clients, and SaaS environments, we enable organizations to securely harness the power of the cloud while protecting their most valuable digital assets.

What are some things your organization is doing together with IGEL to shape the future of EUC?

Manish Patel: IGEL is a recognized leader in endpoint security, and partnering with them was a natural step in our mission to fortify remote and hybrid work environments. The Armored Client for IGEL solution is a game-changer, adding a proactive layer of security that neutralizes threats before they can compromise enterprise endpoints.

Our collaboration ensures that IGEL users benefit from continuous endpoint security, blocking keylogger threats, screen capture malware, and insider attacks. This protection extends to usernames, passwords, personally identifiable information (PII), financial data, intellectual property, and trade secrets—safeguarding businesses against unauthorized access and data exfiltration.

Unlike reactive cybersecurity solutions, Armored Client disrupts zero-day attacks at the OS level, preventing unauthorized credential capture and data leaks before they happen. Whether deployed in VDI, DaaS, or SaaS environments, our device-wide protection strengthens IGEL-powered endpoints, securing everything from remote workstations to privileged access workstations.

SentryBay and IGEL are committed to advancing endpoint security and EUC innovation—this is just the beginning!

How has being a part of the IGEL Ready program improved your business, and why is your organization a sponsor of Now & Next 2025?

Manish Patel: SentryBay has long been the “secret sauce” behind the security of financial institutions, government agencies, and global enterprises. However, due to the highly sensitive nature of endpoint security, organizations do not publicly disclose their use of Armored Client to protect against keylogging and screen capture malware.

Joining the IGEL Ready program has elevated our visibility, allowing us to showcase our cutting-edge Armored Client solution to a wider audience of enterprises and security-conscious organizations. IGEL’s Tier-1 recognition as an Endpoint Protection Platform has provided us with greater market exposure, enabling us to extend the reach of Armored Client to millions of IGEL users worldwide.

Our sponsorship of Now & Next 2025 reflects our commitment to delivering proactive, real-time security that integrates seamlessly with IGEL OS. As cyber threats continue to evolve, our presence at Now & Next reinforces the importance of endpoint resilience in the face of sophisticated cyberattacks.

What are some key trends impacting your partners and customers in 2025, and how is your organization addressing these challenges?

Manish Patel: In 2025 and beyond, organizations will face an unprecedented wave of AI-driven cyber threats, zero-day exploits, and insider attacks. Traditional security models—designed to detect and respond—are no longer sufficient. Enterprises must adopt proactive cybersecurity strategies that prevent threats before they materialize.

Armored Client for IGEL is engineered to address these challenges head-on by:

• Neutralizing Endpoint Exploits – Advanced data obfuscation and screen capture control prevent attackers from stealing credentials or exfiltrating sensitive data.
• Blocking AI-Generated Malware – By intercepting keylogging and credential harvesting attempts at the OS level, we mitigate AI-powered attack vectors.
• Ensuring Zero-Day Defense – Unlike conventional antivirus solutions, Armored Client operates at the system level, blocking unknown and emerging threats.

As businesses migrate to the cloud, securing digital workspaces is critical. Armored Client for IGEL seamlessly integrates with VDI, DaaS, and SaaS environments, ensuring enterprise-grade protection without compromising performance or user experience.

Is this the first time you are sponsoring an IGEL event? If not, what keeps bringing your organization back?

Manish Patel: Yes, this is our first time sponsoring an IGEL event, but it will certainly not be our last. The collaboration with IGEL has been both rewarding and insightful, allowing us to align our endpoint security expertise with IGEL’s leading EUC solutions. We look forward to deepening our engagement within the IGEL ecosystem and continuing to drive innovation in endpoint security.

What will you present to attendees at Now & Next 2025?

Manish Patel: At Now & Next 2025, the SentryBay team will showcase Armored Client for IGEL through live demonstrations that highlight real-world cybersecurity scenarios. Attendees will witness firsthand how our solution:

• Prevents credential theft, keylogging, and screen capture attacks in real-time.
• Secures IGEL-powered endpoints in remote, hybrid, and privileged access environments.
• Delivers seamless security integration with IGEL OS, without disrupting user experience.

Our solution is tailored for enterprises that demand zero-trust security at the endpoint—without compromising performance.

What do you hope attendees learn from the content you share at Now & Next 2025?

Manish Patel: We invite all attendees to visit Booth N6 to see Armored Client in action. Our goal is to demonstrate how proactive endpoint security transforms cybersecurity strategies from reactive detection to preemptive threat elimination.

With Armored Client for IGEL, organizations gain:

• Continuous protection against zero-day vulnerabilities and AI-driven malware.
• Enterprise-grade security that ensures compliance with evolving regulatory standards.
• Uncompromising endpoint security that safeguards sensitive data, intellectual property, and financial assets.

SentryBay’s kernel-mode security approach ensures that IGEL-powered digital workspaces remain resilient against modern cyber threats.

What do you hope to take away from participating in Now & Next 2025?

Manish Patel: Being part of Now & Next 2025 is an opportunity to deepen our engagement with IGEL’s ecosystem of partners, customers, and industry leaders. We aim to:

• Exchange insights on the evolving endpoint security landscape.
• Strengthen strategic partnerships to drive innovation in endpoint security.
• Contribute to the future of EUC by shaping next-generation security solutions that protect businesses in an increasingly digital world.

SentryBay is fully invested in the IGEL community, and we look forward to fostering long-term collaborations that enhance security and drive enterprise success.

Meet the SentryBay team at Now and Next 2025 (Booth N6) at the iconic Fontainebleau, Miami Beach, from March 24-27, 2025. Register today!

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This four-day event will highlight innovative strategies, solutions, and insights from IGEL partners. Among them is LG, which will showcase how it is redefining how enterprises securely deliver applications to end users on any device.

We spoke with Amy Cannon, Marketing Manager – IT Solutions at LG, to gain insights into the collaboration between IGEL and LG, as well as what participants can expect to see and learn at IGEL Now & Next 2025.

Tell us about your company and how you partner with IGEL. How long have you been an IGEL Ready partner?

Amy Cannon: At LG, we’re all about creating cutting-edge IT and display solutions that help businesses, especially in healthcare, stay efficient, secure, and connected. We’ve been an IGEL Ready partner for four years now, and it’s been a game-changer for us. We’ve integrated IGEL OS into our thin-client devices and commercial displays, giving healthcare providers a secure, cloud-ready experience that makes their jobs easier and more efficient.

What are some things your organization is doing together with IGEL to shape the future of EUC?

Amy Cannon: Together with IGEL, we’re shaping the future of EUC by focusing on security and efficiency. We’re integrating IGEL OS into our devices to provide a Zero Trust security framework that locks down endpoints and reduces vulnerabilities. We’re also working on cloud-enabled workspaces and simplified device management, all aimed at helping healthcare professionals work smarter while keeping patient data safe.

How has being a part of the IGEL Ready program improved your business or enhanced customer experience?

Amy Cannon: Being part of the IGEL Ready program has been fantastic for us! It allows us to offer our customers more secure and efficient solutions. For example, our integration has made device management a breeze for IT teams while ensuring compliance with strict security standards in healthcare settings.

What are some of the key trends that are impacting your partners and customers in 2025, and how is your organization solving these?

Amy Cannon: In 2025, cybersecurity remains a top concern for our partners and customers. We’re addressing this by continually enhancing our security features, like hardware TPM 2.0 for strong data protection and RFID-based authentication for fast, secure logins.  One of the key trends impacting our partners and customers is the ongoing challenge of Windows upgrades, particularly with Windows 10 support ending in October 2025. By adopting a cloud-based approach with IGEL OS and LG Cloud Devices, organizations can break free from the traditional Windows upgrade cycle, reduce IT workload, and focus on more strategic initiatives while ensuring their endpoints remain secure and up-to-date.

Why is your organization a sponsor of Now & Next 2025?

Amy Cannon: We’re sponsoring Now & Next 2025 because it’s the ultimate platform to showcase how LG and IGEL are revolutionizing endpoint security and digital workspaces. It’s a great opportunity to connect with industry leaders and demonstrate our latest innovations.

Is this the first time you have sponsored an IGEL event? If not, what keeps bringing your organization back to these events?

Amy Cannon: This isn’t our first rodeo with IGEL events! We keep coming back because these events are invaluable for networking, learning about the latest trends, and showcasing our solutions to a highly engaged audience.

What will you present to attendees at Now & Next 2025?

Amy Cannon: We’ll be presenting our breakout session titled “Revolutionizing Healthcare IT: LG’s Healthcare Lineup partnered with IGEL OS for Enhanced Security and Efficiency.” We’ll be diving into how our LG Cloud Devices, powered by IGEL OS, are transforming healthcare environments. We’ll cover topics like the synergy between our devices and IGEL OS, real-world applications in healthcare settings, and strategies for implementing and managing our solutions to improve IT efficiency and reduce costs.

In addition to the session, we’ll also be showcasing a range of innovative devices at our booth. You’ll get to see our All-in-One Thin Clients with RFID technology, which are perfect for healthcare environments, especially for shift work and secure authentication. We’ll also have Mobile Thin Clients that offer flexibility and portability, Box-type Thin Clients for those who need a more traditional setup, and All-in-One Cloud Devices that combine style with functionality. Stop by to check them out and experience firsthand how LG and IGEL are revolutionizing healthcare IT!

What do you hope attendees learn from the content you share at Now & Next 2025?

Amy Cannon: We hope attendees will walk away with a clear understanding of how LG Cloud Devices and IGEL OS can enhance security, streamline operations, and improve patient care in healthcare IT. We want them to see the practical benefits of our solutions and feel inspired to implement them in their own organizations. Additionally, we’re excited to share that our solutions aren’t limited to healthcare; we can also help corporate accounts achieve similar benefits in terms of security, efficiency, and cost savings. Whether it’s a healthcare provider or a corporate enterprise, our goal is to empower organizations to leverage the power of cloud computing and endpoint security to drive innovation and success across various industries.

What do you hope to take away from participating in Now & Next 2025?

Amy Cannon: We’re looking forward to learning about the latest advancements in endpoint security and cloud computing in healthcare. We’re also excited to hear real-world insights from IT professionals about their biggest challenges and opportunities.

What is one thing you plan to accomplish either personally or professionally in the next three to six months?

Amy Cannon: Over the next few months, I’m really looking forward to volunteering at the PGA Championship in May. It’s going to be a blast! I’m super excited because my favorite golfer, Bryson DeChambeau, will be there. I love how he thinks outside the box and brings a fresh perspective to the game. Volunteering will be a great way to give back, and I’ll get to see some amazing golf up close.

Looking forward to seeing everyone at Now & Next 2025 in Miami!

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Omnissa is thrilled to be a Diamond Sponsor at IGEL Now & Next 2025, taking place March 24-27 in Miami, Florida. As a leader in modern virtual desktop and application delivery, we’re bringing hands-on demos, engaging breakout sessions, and expert-led bootcamps to showcase how Omnissa empowers organizations with a modern solution that provides simplified desktop and app management, and an optimized user experience. Whether you’re looking to enhance IT efficiency, streamline application deployment, or deliver seamless access across hybrid environments, our presence at IGEL Now & Next 2025 will give you a first-hand look at how Omnissa Horizon makes it possible.

Rethinking your VDI and App investment?

With evolving business needs, many organizations are moving away from legacy solutions in favor of a modern, flexible platform. Omnissa delivers that flexibility with scalable virtual desktops and applications that adapt to your business—whether on-premises, across multiple public clouds, or through seamless on-demand app delivery. Unlike cloud-centric vendors, Omnissa Horizon lets you transition at your own pace while reducing IT complexity and cost. With AI-driven, unified management, Horizon integrates with Omnissa Workspace ONE UEM, DEX, and Intelligence to enhance security and streamline operations. Omnissa App Volumes simplifies application management with 99% app compatibility, enabling IT to package once and deploy everywhere while cutting storage and admin overhead. And with a single-purchase model offering predictable pricing, organizations can avoid unexpected price hikes while benefiting from expert-led support.

Our IGEL Now & Next Presence

Visit us at Booth #D2 to meet our product experts and explore how Omnissa Horizon delivers secure, high-performance EUC solutions. Get hands-on with demos featuring:

• Horizon Cloud Desktops with IGEL and Imprivata for seamless, secure access.
• IGEL Endpoint Security integrated with Omnissa Workspace ONE.
• App Volumes with Apps on Demand, showcasing how Omnissa simplifies app delivery.

We’re also hosting in-depth bootcamps and breakout sessions to help you maximize your EUC strategy:

Bootcamp: Citrix to Horizon (Monday, 1:15 PM) – Migrating from Citrix to Omnissa Horizon doesn’t have to be complex. Join Hans Bader and Josh Tracy as they break down the five key phases of a successful migration. Gain practical insights to minimize risk and ensure a smooth transition.

Bootcamp: Apps Everywhere – Managing Windows apps across hybrid environments can be a challenge. In this hands-on session, Jeff Ulatoski will guide you through strategies to streamline the entire app lifecycle—from discovery and packaging to secure delivery—across Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365, Amazon WorkSpaces, Horizon, and more.

Breakout: What’s New with Omnissa & IGEL (Tuesday, 3:30 PM) – Omnissa and IGEL are working more closely than ever to simplify management, enhance security, and improve user experience. Join Tommy Walker for an exclusive look at the latest innovations and how our combined solutions address real-world IT challenges.

Breakout: Apps Follow the User – (Wednesday, 3:30 PM) Users shouldn’t be tied to a single desktop. Jeff Ulatoski explores how Omnissa’s app portability enables seamless movement between physical and virtual environments, enhances multi-cloud flexibility, and ensures disaster recovery on demand—all while keeping costs low and complexity minimal.

Let’s Talk! Schedule a meeting

We’d love to meet with you at the event to discuss your EUC strategy and explore how Omnissa can help you stay ahead of the curve. We’re available for 30-minute meetings throughout the show—choose a time that works for you!

Monday-Wednesday, 1:30pm-1:50pm to 5:00pm-5:20pm EST

Thursday, 1:30pm-1:50pm to 3:30-3:50pm EST

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As you can see, we are excited to be part of IGEL Now & Next in Miami. We hope you can make it and look forward to meeting you!

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