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For Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) and compliance leads in regulated industries, enabling remote work has fundamentally expanded the corporate attack surface. Historically, securing remote access meant creating a virtual perimeter using traditional Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) or standard Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) connections.

Across the energy, water, and infrastructure sectors, field operations are routinely bottlenecked by a fundamental technology disconnect. While central management operates on sophisticated enterprise databases, such as SAP, Oracle, or bespoke engineering management platforms, field staff are often forced to use simplified, lightweight web forms.

Modern defence operations are increasingly defined by the speed of information. However, many core command and logistics applications were designed for high-bandwidth, fixed-line environments. When deployed to the tactical edge, these applications frequently become an operational bottleneck. Traditional Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) attempts to stream an entire desktop environment, which requires rendering approximately one million pixels, a process that consistently f

Most organisations still rely on VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) to give mobile workers access to a single business‑critical application. It works, but it is significantly over‑engineered for the job. It is the digital equivalent of buying an entire car just to listen to the radio.