Secure Global Desktop Version 4

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Secure Global DesktopVersion 4
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What is Secure Global Desktop?
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Tarantella 12,000 Corporate Customers
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Why is Secure Application Access Important?
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Secure Application Access
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How Does Secure Global Desktop Work?
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Why Does Flexibility Matter?
74 of Mid-market customers work in a
heterogeneous environment
OS platforms in medium businesses
Mixed Server OS (includes Linux,
OS400, UNIX, other)
Windows Only
Source IBM Server Group 2003
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Enterprise Edition

• Secure Global Desktop provides secure access to
  any enterprise application from a browser on a
  wide variety of devices.
• Web-enable legacy applications instantly without
  costly rewrites and deliver those applications
  side-by-side with modern server-based
  applications both quickly and cost-effectively.
• Deliver applications over the intranet, extranet,
  or the public Internet with industry-leading
  security and encryption.

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Flexible Access to Heterogeneous Environments

• Single point of access for virtually any
  application
• Modern Enterprise applications (SAP, Oracle,
  PeopleSoft, Seibel, etc)
• Windows applications (Windows Terminal Services)
• Unix applications
• Web applications
• Instantly web-enable legacy green screen apps
• Uses native protocols to communicate with
  application servers
• RDP, X11, 3270, 5250
• Standards-based architecture
• LDAP, SOAP, XML, Java and more

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Secure Global Desktop Focus

• Flexibility
• Integrate secure application access into a
  Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
• Security
• Safeguard corporate and private data by
  leveraging the latest security standards
• Ease of Use
• Web-enable any enterprise application for use in
  a standard web browser

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Flexibility

• Web Services APIs
• An Application Programming Interface (API) is a
  set of rules that define how one piece of
  software communicates with another.
• SGD includes a full suite of APIs that allow it
  to be used as a web service. This means that
  other web applications can utilize EE 4s secure
  application access capability and integrate that
  functionality into larger applications and
  environments (portals, for example).
• SGDs Web Services APIs use standard SOAP and XML
  to communicate with other applications.

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Flexibility with Web Services
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Flexibility with Web Services
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Flexibility with Web Services
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Flexibility

• Heterogeneous application support
• Access Windows, Unix, 3270 and 5250 applications
  with combined licenses
• Flexible authentication
• LDAP, LDAPS, Active Directory, RSA SecureID and
  more
• Support for new server distributions
• SuSE Enterprise 9
• Red Hat Advanced Server 3
• Fedora core 2, core 3
• Solaris 10

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Industry Leading Security

• Linux or Solaris based server
• Linux and Solaris are widely perceived as very
  secure platforms for DMZ deployments
• 3-tier architecture
• Not just encryption, Secure Global Desktop
  actually converts protocols at the 2nd tier
• Much more difficult to hack multiple protocols
• Even if the Enterprise Edition Server is
  compromised, the application servers are
  protected
• Non-invasive
• No additional software is installed on the
  application servers
• Encryption
• Connections are secured with SSL or TLS using
  AES, RC4 or 3DES

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Ease of Use

• Web-enable any application instantly
• Make any application available through a common
  web browser without touching the application
• HTML Webtop
• Applications are displayed in an HTML webtop
• Objects and sessions are launched by URLs which
  can be bookmarked, emailed, etc.
• User has complete session management control
  (suspend, resume, end)
• User-definable grouping of objects
• Audio
• SGD users can listen to audio generated by the
  latest Windows application servers

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Ease of Use

• Client drive mapping
• In addition to Windows, SGD can now save files
  from remote sessions on Linux, Solaris, and
  Macintosh clients
• Paperless printing
• Uses the printing architecture to create PDF
  files
• New administration tools
• Configuration wizard
• Allows setup of most objects using a smart wizard
  that guides the administrator through the setup
  process
• Session Manager
• Allows for a simple, browser based display of
  system activity

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Problems Secure Global Desktop Solves

• Security concerns over using Internet?
• Mission critical data accessed remotely
• Geographically distributed workforce?
• Remote offices
• Users working from home
• Offshore resources
• Need to access heterogeneous (mixed platform)
  applications?
• Legacy applications mixed with modern Windows
  and/or Unix applications
• Server-based computing initiative?
• Thin-client, consolidation
• Desktop replacement initiative?
• Moving from Windows or Solaris desktops to Linux
  PCs or thin clients

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Pricing

• No price increase over EE 3.42
• Mainframe and AS/400 connectivity now included at
  no additional cost in combined licenses
• Arbitrary user quantities
• Expansion licenses are no longer available in
  pack form, but are simply ordered in arbitrary
  quantities as required
• Upgrades
• Maintained customers can can upgrade their
  license keys at Customer Central
• http//custcentral.tarantella.com
• Non-maintained customers contact your local
  Tarantella sales representative

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For More Info

• Resources
• Arsys Web Site
• http//www.arsys-europe.com/Tarantella
• Tarantella Web Site
• http//www.tarantella.com
• Product Demo
• 30 Day demo available for download on web site
• Product Information
• http//www.tarantella.com/products/ee/index.html
• Tarantella Sales Information
• http//www.tarantella.com/buy/

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Secure Global DesktopVersion 4 Screenshots
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Portal Integration Example
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HTML Webtop
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HTML Webtop Session management
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HTML Webtop Bookmarking
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HTML Webtop Defining a Group
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HTML Webtop Group Display
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HTML Webtop Configuration Wizard
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Secure Global DesktopVersion 4