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Office protection within Citrix Xenapp

R. van den Bergh

We are using Sophos on our Citrix XenAppp servers. Within their sessions (desktop) they can use the Office suite.
When I look at the Sophos Endpoint Protection policy I can enable "Mitigate exploits in vulnerable applications" to protect my office applications. This option is not availble in the Server Protections Policy.

How can I protect my Office application within my Citrix environment ? 



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    Hello,

    Intercept X is available for endpoints only at this time, that contains the Exploit protection. In RDS environments we will support Server policies only, currently Server Advanced contains CryptoGuard but not the anti exploit feature.

    We are currently reviewing our plans to introduce Intercept X for Servers, until we do that, you will not be able to enable exploit protection to XenApp users.

    I will update the forum when we have more details about Intercept X for Servers and support with RDS environments.

    Regards,

    Stephen

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  • +1

    Hello,

    Intercept X is available for endpoints only at this time, that contains the Exploit protection. In RDS environments we will support Server policies only, currently Server Advanced contains CryptoGuard but not the anti exploit feature.

    We are currently reviewing our plans to introduce Intercept X for Servers, until we do that, you will not be able to enable exploit protection to XenApp users.

    I will update the forum when we have more details about Intercept X for Servers and support with RDS environments.

    Regards,

    Stephen

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