The following are FYI Desktop FAQs.
- What is the main difference between using the FYI Desktop App and editing a document via OneDrive?
- Will this application be added to the penetration testing schedule?
- Will the cached files automatically expire and be removed if the computer is offline for any extended period of time?
- Does FYI Desktop App work in work in a terminal server environment?
What is the main difference between using the FYI Desktop App and editing a document via OneDrive?
The main difference between using the FYI Desktop App and editing a document via OneDrive is that the FYI Desktop App bypasses OneDrive. When documents are opened for editing via the FYI Desktop App, a temporary copy of the document is opened in a dedicated local folder and it is not opened in your OneDrive. The document will therefore not show in the FYI - Processed folder in your OneDrive after you have clicked I am finished editing.
Will this application be added to the penetration testing schedule?
Yes, the FYI Desktop App will be included in our next penetration testing which is scheduled in the next 6 months.
The app has been designed to be compliant with all FYI security protocols including the files that are transported being encrypted using each practice's encryption keys in transit and at rest.
Will the cached files automatically expire and be removed if the computer is offline for any extended period of time?
Currently, the files will not automatically expire, however we will consider this for the future.
- An FYI Admin can manually stop editing files on behalf of users within the FYI app itself, which will delete the files remotely. Refer to FYI Admin Check in of Locked Documents.
- Another option is to have the local cache folder for the users within their OneDrive folders which will provide the same overseeing that you have today.
Does FYI Desktop App work in work in a terminal server environment?
Yes, FYI Desktop App will work in a terminal server environment. But the app needs to be downloaded and installed on each computer on which it will be used.