Virtual Desktops (VDI).
The workspace runs in the data center and users reach their full desktop from any device. Data never lands on the endpoint. The experience stays the same; control and security become central.
The workspace stopped living in the office.
Hybrid work is no longer the exception, and with it the number of devices touching corporate information multiplied. Securing each endpoint separately doesn't scale; centralizing the desktop does.
The data doesn't travel
Information stays in the data center at all times. The endpoint only receives the desktop image, so nothing sensitive is stored locally.
No dependency on VPN
Access is resolved through identity, MFA and Zero Trust policies applied by user, role and device, instead of tunnels that are fragile and hard to scale.
A lost device stops being a breach
Revoke the user's access and restore the desktop on another device within minutes, with no loss of work.
What changes in your operation.
Access from any device
PC, laptop, tablet or mobile, with a native client, a browser or a thin terminal. Access is standardized without depending on the brand or power of the device.
Centralized control and evidence
Access policies, traceability of who enters and what they reach, and audit from a single console.
Workspace continuity
With backup and recovery the desktop is restored within minutes, with RPO and RTO objectives defined per service.
Lighter, longer-lived endpoints
Capacity lives in the data center, so the user's device stops being the bottleneck and stays useful for longer.
Centralized management and patching
One image is updated once and reaches every user, with less on-site support.
Scales with demand
Workspaces activated and released by season, project or hiring wave, paying only for what you use.
Operations where control isn't optional.
Remote and hybrid work
The same secure desktop from home, the office or the road, with nothing to reconfigure and no exposure of the corporate network.
Third parties and contractors
Access scoped by role and revocable immediately, without handing over a device or opening the network.
Branches and service points
Standardized workspaces with no local data, in locations without permanent technical support.
The capability, end to end.
- Sizing by user profile and real usage patterns.
- Platform architecture and recommended deployment model.
- Identity, MFA and Zero Trust policies by user, role and device.
- Standardized desktop images and centralized patch management.
- Workspace backup and recovery, with RPO and RTO per service.
- Access traceability and audit from a single console.
- Service operation and support, with service level agreements.
- Cost model per workspace, scaling with demand.
About virtual desktops.
What is VDI?+
Where does the data reside?+
Which devices can access it?+
What happens if a device is lost or stolen?+
Do I need a VPN?+
Is it suitable for remote or hybrid work?+
How does it help with compliance?+
What happens in the event of an incident?+
Does it reduce IT costs?+
How do I get started?+
How this capability gets delivered.
The virtual desktop stands on operations, monitoring and continuity. These are the services that go with it.
Managed Services
Who runs the platform day to day: images, patching, capacity and end-user support.
SOC · Security Operations Center
24/7 monitoring and response over access and sessions, which is where the risk concentrates.
Disaster Recovery Plan
The workspace's RPO and RTO are defined here, not after the incident.
Cybersecurity Assessment
Centralizing the workspace changes where the risk sits; it doesn't remove it. The assessment evaluates your posture against recognized frameworks, identifies exploitable gaps and ranks them by real business risk —remote access included.
Sectors where control and evidence are mandatory.
- Banking & Finance — branch and remote workspaces with no data on the device, and evidence for the regulator.
- Healthcare — access to medical records from any point of care, without information leaving the data center.
- Government — citizen data under central control, with traceability of every access.
The workspace, in depth.
- Virtual desktops (VDI) — what they solve and when the model is worth it.
- Hybrid work: the tech behind a permanent model — what changes when it stops being an exception.
- Operational continuity when work goes remote — how the operation holds up outside the office.
Enterprise transformation with SUMāTO.
This capability is part of an end-to-end enterprise transformation program, guided by strategic consulting. It is defined alongside Cybersecurity and relies on Cloud to scale without sizing for the peak.
Let's size your VDI scenario.
In a 90-minute session we review user profiles, security requirements, continuity and cost, and define the deployment model that fits your operation.
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