Thoroughly tested and validated by users and industry experts, Virtual Browser release 1.0, available immediately, fulfils market demands for secure, mobile access to web-based applications.

After several months of testing by potential customers and partners, we launch the release of version 1.0 of the Virtual Browser solution. “The way Virtual Browser is designed inherently protects the user’s PC and the network against web-based threats” said Joseph Latanicki, security architect at Theresis, the innovation laboratory of Thales Security, Solutions & Services division, one of the industry specialists who has tested the solution. “It also facilitates the control of web usage in the enterprise, including analysis of content delivered over https connections. But looking beyond the security features, Virtual Browser also offers other key features making it easier for enterprises to deploy web-based application access”. In fact the Virtual Browser architecture, in addition to its “secure by design” guarantee, allows the enterprise to design and deploy new web services without having to worry about compatibility with multiple browser  solutions and releases or the problems of security on remote or mobile terminals. The optimum browser for any application is offered transparently to the user by the virtualisation architecture.

Albino Pili :

Albino’s Franco-Italian background has contributed to a succesful multifaceted sales career. A graduate in electrical engineering, Albino has held sales responsabilities in various large European IT services and distribution groups including Allium and InfoPoint. In 1997, he joined the sales team at ECS Group, the European leader in IT equipment leasing, and developed a contract portfolio worth €2.5M. In 2000, Albino joined us at Arkoon to start the sales activity. The strategic partnerships and key agreements he signed early on still contribute significantly to Arkoon’s revenues. Albino also started the European development of Arkoon in october 2004, when he was charged with developing new sales channels in Italy. In 2006, Albino joined Databail, a subsidiary of the C2A group, as sales manager. In early 2008, Albino left Databail to study strategic management (ICG) at Nanterre Paris X university. In the same period, we decided to start the commonIT project.