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 When replacing your VDI is not an option and a fully virtualized desktop is required for legacy applications, Cloudflare's [SASE platform](https://www.cloudflare.com/zero-trust/) can still help secure these environments by authorizing the access to them using identity based Zero Trust policies, as well as securing the Internet bound traffic from the devices themselves.
 
-![Figure 3: Using Cloudflare Access ZTNA to secure VDI.](~/assets/images/reference-architecture/zero-trust-and-virtual-desktop-infrastructure/figure3.svg "Figure 3: Figure 3: Using Cloudflare Access ZTNA to secure VDI.")
+![Figure 3: Using Cloudflare Access ZTNA to secure VDI.](~/assets/images/reference-architecture/zero-trust-and-virtual-desktop-infrastructure/figure3.svg "Figure 3: Using Cloudflare Access ZTNA to secure VDI.")
 
 The diagram above displays a general Zero Trust deployment using best practices for authenticating your remote users to the VDI infrastructure