A customer is concerned about security and compliance with regulations. Which benefit does an HPE hosted desktop solution provide?

Question

Options

• AIt includes security monitoring as a service as part of the solution.
• BIt automatically deploys patches to all desktops at the network edge.
• CIt ensures that all data remains securely in the data center.
• DIt embeds a silicon root of trust in every desktop.

• A
  4% (1)
• C
  96% (24)

Explanation

Option C is correct because an HPE hosted desktop solution means the actual compute and storage happens in the data center - not on the physical endpoint. Since data never leaves the data center, organizations can more easily demonstrate regulatory compliance (GDPR, HIPAA, etc.) and reduce the risk of data loss or theft from stolen/lost devices.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A - Security monitoring as a service is a separate offering, not an inherent feature of a hosted desktop solution.
• B - Patch deployment to "network edge" desktops describes an endpoint management tool, not a hosted model; in hosted desktops, patching happens centrally in the data center, not at the edge.
• D - Silicon Root of Trust is an HPE hardware security feature for servers (ProLiant/iLO), not something embedded in every client desktop as part of a hosted solution.

Memory tip: Think "hosted = data stays home." If the desktop is hosted in the data center, the data never travels to the endpoint - making it the natural compliance answer whenever regulators ask "where is the data?"

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