Interlink Cloud Blog

User identity is the foundation of all security strategies...

Protecting your user identity from compromise is the #1 investment you can make to protect your organization. Closely aligned with user identity are desktop and mobile endpoints, which are used to access your organization’s resources.

In this special on-demand event, Interlink experts will walk you through modern identity and access management utilizing Azure Active Directory Premium and modern device management with Microsoft Endpoint Manager.

The yearlong COVID-19 pandemic has upended business operations in nearly all industries...

As states imposed lockdowns, more businesses were forced to move to a work-from-home arrangement. Although the transition to a remote workforce has been in process for a number of years, the impact of COVID-19 has dramatically accelerated the trend.

To meet this new reality, businesses are rethinking their IT infrastructures. One of the major investments businesses are making is in the area of virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI). According to one recent survey, nearly half of all respondents said they plan to implement VDI technology within the next two years.¹

Microsoft Defender unifies all extended detection and response (XDR) technologies under the Microsoft Defender brand.

Read on to learn about the rebranding and new capabilities!
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Microsoft Defender

As attacker strategies and tactics become more advanced and malicious, organizations must stay on top of security. No longer does protecting individual areas such as email or endpoints keep your environment secure. Extended detection and response (XDR) is a new approach that is designed to deliver intelligent, automated, and integrated security across domains to help defenders connect seemingly disparate alerts and get ahead of attackers.

Powered by the Azure Platform, Azure Windows Virtual Desktop is a powerful new technology that enables organizations to provide desktop-as-a-service to end-users...  

If you have looked at virtual desktop solutions in the past, prepare to be wowed when you see how Microsoft has streamlined the deployment and management of Windows Virtual Desktop in ways that make Windows Virtual Desktop a cost-effective and secure solution for your end-users and applications.

In this exclusive on-demand webinar, we walk you through common Windows Virtual Desktop use cases, key design principles, and management and security benefits.

Azure VMware Solutions deliver a comprehensive environment allowing customers to run native VMware workloads on Azure.

You can now seamlessly run, manage, and secure applications across VMware environments on-premises and in Microsoft Azure with a common operating framework.
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Why Azure?

By using Azure, organizations get scale, automation, and fast provisioning for their VMware workloads on the global Azure infrastructure. VMware workloads on Azure can easily be modernized through integration with services such as Azure Active Directory, Azure AI, and Analytics, thus enabling new, intelligent experiences. Microsoft’s technologies work best when integrated and allows for optimized solutions. Take advantage of unmatched Azure pricing for Windows Server and SQL Server and utilize Microsoft’s Hybrid Use Benefit as well!