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At Netscope, we've been exploring how our personal tech can be integrated into our work lives and how to do it securely. The Vision Pro is meant to be a full-fledged face computer with real apps that let you get real work done. The first set of productivity apps that we think people will want to install is Microsoft 365. For my first workflow, I'll take you through a use case with Microsoft Teams. Here, I'm chatting with my teammate, and oops, they sent a potentially dodgy link. No sweat, I've got the Netscope One client installed on my Vision Pro, and it kicks in with real-time protection, letting me browse safely without outright blocking me thanks to built-in browser isolation technology. What's cool is that I can still check out sites in a read-only format that's risk-free to my device. Jumping into a new task means jumping into an internal business app. With Netscope's ZTNA Next service, my company's private applications are invisible to the outside world and out of reach to uninvited guests. And for added security, every now and then I get a friendly nudge to re-authenticate my creds, ensuring my work stays secure. We've only just scratched the surface with the Vision Pro. We'll be back with more practical tips on securing your personal tech in the workplace.
