Security is a top priority for this Fortune 500 digital software company. It’s built into everything the organization does from how they engineer products to how they protect customer data and secure their own operations. Knowing that IT administrators are common targets for cyberattackers, this global leader mandated that these employees use different physical computers for privileged vs. corporate work. This way, any attackers that infiltrate their corporate computers wouldn’t be able to gain access to privileged servers and confidential data. To do this, the company began rolling out a Privileged Access Workstations (PAW) program in which IT admins would have two computers: y y A privileged Windows laptop that included a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) client. This connect

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