This is because the PCoIP protocol is designed to transmit image information only in the form pixels, giving them the assurance that any critical information they have won’t ever leave their datacenter or cloud infrastructure. This integration enables users to deliver virtual desktops and applications to clients and endpoints without worrying about the security of their data. Teradici integrates the PCoIP technology into VMware Horizon View.
Teradici has been helping Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and service providers all over the world build virtual workspaces that replace traditional workstations dependent on physical computers, allowing them to scale to millions of end-users and give them a convenient and seamless user experience. For more information about support Teradici products, go to the? Teradici Lifecycle page.Teradici is a best-in-class and secure virtual desktop infrastructure software that leverages the virtualization capabilities of VMware Horizon View and a remote display protocol called PCoIP (PC-over-IP) which was developed by its vendor. Upgrade PCoIP Remote Workstation Card firmwareĪdditional resources are available to you along with the personal support of our sales staff. If you are not yet an All Access subscriber, learn more about how to upgrade the firmware immediately: Teradici highly recommends all PCoIP Zero Client and Remote Workstation Card users to upgrade their firmware to patch this security vulnerability as soon as possible.Īll Access subscribers can download 20.01.3 or 20.04.1 via the download pages for zero clients and remote workstation cards. We are committed to supporting our customers during this transition period.
Visit our security advisory page for more details on the security vulnerabilities. These firmware versions will no longer be supported by Teradici. Due to security vulnerabilities (including the newly discovered Ripple20) in older firmware versions, Teradici is immediately retiring Firmware 5.5.x for?PCoIP Zero Clients and 4.9.x Remote Workstation Cards.
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