WASHINGTON, Nov 17, 2009 /PRNewswire-USNewswire via COMTEX/ ----New technology offers freedom from fear in an increasingly digital world
InZero Systems announced the launch of revolutionary new computer hardware that eliminates the threat of network-originated data compromises and virus attacks at a panel discussion on cybersecurity. This new technology (see photo of the groundbreaking device) unveiled at the National Press Club by InZero Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Louis Hughes, walls off intrusions and viruses, while allowing full access to the outside world; providing secure communication and freedom from fear of intrusion, loss of data, and intellectual property theft. Mr. Hughes, former President and COO of Lockheed Martin and Executive Vice President of General Motors, was joined by General Wesley K. Clark (Ret.), Chairman of the Advisory Board, InZero Systems; Adam Hils, Principal Research Analyst, Gartner; and Phil Zimmerman, Creator of PGP and one of the top 50 tech visionaries according to PC World
The InZero Secure PC changes the security paradigm by providing essentially "two computers in one:" a standard computing module and a secure "InZero Gateway" module. The InZero Gateway module is directly connected to the internet. It isolates and hosts potentially dangerous network applications, processes incoming and outgoing files and transfers files to and from the computing module, which is permanently offline. This dual-module approach ensures the PC is secure while maintaining the capability to send and receive emails, process attachments, browse the internet, and download/upload documents.
This will not work. You will need twice the horsepower for the same results, also, at this point in the game, as long as you have a user clicking "yes" on things they don't understand, you will have a virus.
Also, Apple got it's first virus, so they must be increasing in marketshare. It is an iphone worm that changes the phones wall paper. Lucky the guy was a whitehat hacker and released his source code and the worm also plugs the hole in which it entered. But, Apple apologetics will no longer have the "no virus" argument.
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