Zero Trust 101 | #1 Secure Work Environments Using Virtual Machines

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[@Matmas]

If the work environment in VM needs a certain level of security, care needs to be taken to have the host computer running the VM having at least the same or better level of security. This could mean running non-work things in a VM too albeit in a different one. If you cannot do that for various reason, like gaming with invasive anti-cheat, you can look for booting the work environment from external drive directly if your OS supports it - I was doing this myself. Greetings from Slovakia :)

[@webnestify]

Yes, of course. That's better way indeed, but I try to also appeal to not so much tech savvy viewers and also just a little bit of convenience. Running Tails from drive is great for security,.but day to day use of business owners..can't see that happening 🙂 I mentioned in the video that the host system needs to be also secure and protected. Also Eset can only do much. It's not fool-proof and users must be vigilant and not click on everything. Aj ja teba pozdravujem 😉