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SessionGuardian Unveils SessionGuardian Desktop: Helping Organizations Keep Prying Eyes Off Their Data
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Session Guardian
NEW YORK - Washingtoner -- SessionGuardian, the leader in Continuous Identity Assurance and Data Protection, is excited to announce the launch of its latest product, SessionGuardian Desktop. This innovative solution provides unparalleled security for desktop sessions, safeguarding your data from login to log out. Building on the success of our previous releases:  SessionGuardian VDI, SessionGuardian Web, and SessionGuardian Mobile which secured VDI sessions, web-based access to applications and mobile devices respectively; SessionGuardian Desktop secures the entirety of a desktop access session.

"With the rise of remote and hybrid work environments, securing desktop sessions has never been more critical," said Jordan Ellington, Founder and CTO of SessionGuardian. "SessionGuardian Desktop offers a robust solution that provides continuous protection and peace of mind for organizations handling sensitive information throughout the desktop session."

Key Features of SessionGuardian Desktop:
  • Comprehensive Session Security: Protects the entire desktop environment, including all applications, files, and user activities.
  • Continuous Identity Assurance: Ensures only authorized users have access THROUGHOUT the session.
  • Seamless Integration: Easy to deploy and compatible with existing IT infrastructure.
  • Real-time Monitoring and Alerts: Provides instant notifications of any suspicious activity or potential security breaches such as unauthorized shoulder-surfing or photos being taken of the screen

SessionGuardian Desktop is designed to meet the needs of industries with stringent data protection requirements, such as financial services, healthcare, and legal sectors while meeting and exceeding global privacy standards such as GDPR. It offers a simple, effective way to enhance security protocols without compromising user experience or productivity.

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About SessionGuardian

SessionGuardian is the global leader in Continuous Identity Assurance and Data Protection. Our suite of products, including SessionGuardian VDI, SessionGuardian Web, SessionGuardian Mobile, and now SessionGuardian Desktop, provides comprehensive security solutions to protect sensitive data in today's dynamic work environments. For more information, visit www.sessionguardian.com.

Contact
Cristina Roa
SessionGuardian
croa@sessionguardian.com
(844) 303-5324


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