But these days, a lot of security standpoints are to do with slowing down the ability of a bad actor to do damage, to restrict their progress deeper into your systems – mainly to remove some of the more obvious methods for stealing data or compromising devices, which therefore increases the chances of detection with less damage done.Īs said earlier, I hadn’t looked at Citrix clipboard redirection for a long time, so I was pleasantly surprised that we now have a much more granular set of policies associated with the clipboard to choose from. Some of this still stands up to scrutiny, obviously – a bad actor can always take a photo on his phone, write it down, even memorize it. (in locking all of the doors and windows). I always used to take the attitude of “there are seldom technological solutions to behavioural problems”, and maintain that securing data in this way was more a problem for HR (in hiring the right people) than for I.T. The chances of exfiltrating data by copying and pasting is, unfortunately, a significant area of data loss prevention. But unfortunately, because there are nefarious people out there, sometimes this can be seen as a security risk.
CITRIX WORKSPACE APP 1912 CODE
I regularly copy and paste code snippets into and out of remote applications and desktops on Citrix.
When you are working with remote applications and desktops, often clipboard redirection is vital to have for users to be able to do their jobs. It’s been a long time since I’ve explored Citrix clipboard redirection….how well has it evolved?
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