New Technology in Thin Client Computing!
The New MAGIC BOX offers the best in service and reliability!
The Simplest solution in CyberSecurity Prevention! The MAGIC BOX is here to provide you and your company with the latest in CyberSecurity protection!
Using the Magic Box for your office needs limits cyber attacks!
Attacking a Data Center is very difficult for a Hacker to accomplish!
MAGIC BOX TECHNOLOGY
THE MAGIC BOX IS A MAGIC BOX COMPUTER IN THE CLOUD. MAGIC BOX is a computer that runs from resources stored in the cloud. MAGIC BOX COMPUTERS work by connecting remotely to a server-based computing environment where most applications, sensitive data, and memory, are stored.
THE MAGIC BOX IS A THIN CLIENT COMPUTER. USED BY BANK OF AMERICA AND THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE. AS YOU EXPLORE YOUR UPGRADES TO NEWER COMPUTERS FOR YOUR HOME OR OFFICE NEEDS CONSIDER THE MAGIC BOX (THIN CLIENT) COMPUTER SYSTEMS.
ADVANTAGES OF THE MAGIC BOX COMPUTER
MAGIC BOXs have a number of benefits, including:
Reduced cost
Increased security
More efficient manageability
Scalability
MAGIC BOX deployment is more cost-effective than deploying regular PCs. Because so much is centralized at the server-side, MAGIC BOX computing can reduce IT support and licensing costs.
Security can be improved through employing MAGIC BOXs because the MAGIC BOX itself is restricted by the server. MAGIC BOXs cannot run unauthorized software, and data can’t be copied or saved anywhere except for the server. System monitoring and management is easier based on the centralized server location.
MAGIC BOXs can also be simpler to manage, since upgrades, security policies, and more can be managed in the data center instead of on the endpoint machines. This leads to less downtime, increasing productivity among IT staff as well as endpoint machine users.
In what ways can MAGIC BOXs be used?
There are three ways a MAGIC BOX can be used: shared services, desktop virtualization, or browser based.
With shared terminal services, all users at MAGIC BOX stations share a server-based operating system and applications. Users of a shared services MAGIC BOX are limited to simple tasks on their machine-like creating folders, as well as running IT-approved applications.
Desktop virtualization, or UI processing, means that each desktop lives in a virtual machine, which is partitioned off from other virtual machines in the server. The operating system and applications are not shared resources, but they still physically live on a remote server. These virtualized resources can be accessed from any device that is able to connect to the server.
A browser-based approach to using MAGIC BOXs means that an ordinary device connected to the internet carries out its application functions within a web browser instead of on a remote server. Data processing is done on the MAGIC BOX machine, but software and data are retrieved from the network.
MAGIC BOXs versus fat clients
A “fat client” refers to a typical personal computer/CPU that does all its own data processing. Fat clients are more difficult to secure and manage, costlier to deploy, and can consume a great deal of energy. They are made up of more hardware than MAGIC BOXs, but also typically have more features.
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Advantages of the Magic Box Cloud System…
Not all cloud Thin Client computing and deployment models will generate cost savings, so businesses must understand their intended purpose before choosing a cloud computing solution.
Customer involvement from every line of business (LOB) in an organization will help IT managers make the best decision.
To get the most out of a MAGIC BOX cloud computing model, IT managers must understand an organization’s LOBs and any cybersecurity requirements that a CSP cannot meet, including any compliance requirements.
