What's new and upcoming with Citrix technology and features

This feature ensures that links that were configured for end-user to be opened via Citrix Workspace Browser are opened through this designated browser despite the point of origination (i.e. native app link).

This feature will help offer our users more control over the browsing solution through a a Citrix solution - Global App Configuration Service.

This feature grants the ability to categorize user traffic as internal or external. These location tags will grant contextual access for DaaS and SPA.

Users will have the ability to have an easier login experience to the Workspace app and virtual sessions via biometrics, mobile devices and/or FIDO security keys.

Device Posture Service can now verify the version of CWA (Citrix Workspace App) on iOS platform.

Android Workspace app users will be supported for a multi-window approach where sessions will have the ability to open as a separate window. Users will also have the ability to extend sessions on displays and switch between sessions.

The DPI matching feature ensures that the DPI scaling setting present in a remote desktop matches your device’s DPI setting.

App Protection will be made available for the Workspace Android app

Citrix Analytics for Security now allows aggregation, reporting and export of clipboard place events (movement of clipboard data from Session to endpoints) in Citrix Apps and Desktops. These clipboard logs provide vital information from proprietary Citrix protocols (HDX) and admin visibility into any Data exfiltration risks across VDI environments.

With this feature, you can now specify a time slot to schedule a configuration update. To do this, you can use the PowerShell command Schedule-ProvVmUpdate.