Desktop as a Service (DaaS) is an increasingly popular cloud-based deployment model that allows companies to rent virtual machines from a provider. This model offers less customization than physical infrastructure and often comes with a standard virtual desktop shared across employees with limited software installations and no user storage settings saved. If individual employees need different toolsets, additional subscription plans must be purchased, resulting in additional costs that may defeat the argument of DaaS being the most affordable option.

What makes this type of deployment viable is the extra safety measures taken to protect any data stored on its servers. Using encryption and advanced authentication protocols, Microsoft has ensured that companies using RDS can feel assured their valuable information will remain secure. Another advantage to using RDS since 2018 is that it has been cloud-based and even includes a web client for easier access across different types of devices. This makes it an excellent solution for businesses looking for maximum convenience and minimum hassle when using remote desktops.

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