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Security Challenges & Concerns in Thin Client / Terminal Server What is Thin Client / Terminal Server ?

A thin client, also dubbed a lean or slim client, is a computer or an application that depends heavily on some other computer (its server) to fulfil its traditional computational roles. Thin client usage results in lower administrative costs and greater security. Since all processing occurs on a server and is centrally managed, the local environment is stateless and the hardware has fewer points of contact with processing activity resulting in a lower probability of error.