Omnissa Access

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What it is

body: | Access handles identity and application access: SaaS, local applications, and virtualized ones such as Omnissa desktops or published applications. People sign in once and reach everything they are entitled to through SSO and SAML. - heading:

What it adds

body: | **Multi-factor.** On top of the password you can require one-time codes, biometrics, Yubikeys, DUO or an authenticator app. This matters most where the Unified Access Gateway's own options with RADIUS, SAML, RSA SecurID or certificates have run out. **Conditional access.** Access can be governed by role, device state, location and network segment. That is the real difference from a plain SSO portal: not only who, but from where and on what. - heading:

What to watch

body: | A central gateway is also a central point of failure. Anyone introducing Access plans for it being unreachable, and decides in advance which applications still have to work then. - heading:

What changed about the name

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What it is

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What it adds

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What to watch

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What changed about the name

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What it is

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What it adds

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What to watch

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What it is

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What it adds

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What to watch

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What changed about the name

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What it is

What it adds

What to watch

What changed about the name

What it is

What it adds

What to watch

What changed about the name

What it is

What it adds

What to watch

What changed about the name

What it is

What it adds

What to watch

What changed about the name

What it is

What it adds

What to watch

What changed about the name

Posts about it

Workspace ONE security standards

soulTec reaches the highest Omnissa partner status

An overview of Omnissa Horizon for Citrix customers

Leaving Citrix behind, with Omnissa Horizon and soulTec

Securing the Horizon connection – part 2

Unrecognized requests in the Horizon Console XML API log

Who works with it

Valentina Cicmak

Matthias Frech

Mike Schmid