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Green Hills spins out military Integrity for masses

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 5 comments
The Register; By Timothy Prickett Morgan 		Mail this story
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The military has always had better security than we can get on our computers, and Green Hills Software, a provider of a real-time, secure operating system called Integrity, wants to change that. To that end, the company has spun its Integrity operating system into a wholly owned subsidiary called Integrity Global Security and has set it loose with the job of becoming a kind of security abstraction layer for Windows, Linux, and Solaris guest operating systems on x64 iron.

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Comments (5)

tuxchick ·
Whose military are they referring to?

http://lxer.com/module/newswire/view/113089/index.html Virus hits nearly 75% of systems on Afghanistan military base
Scott_Ruecker ·
That's what I said...
jdixon ·
These are the guys who claimed Linux was a threat to national security back in 2004. They've already demonstrated that they have no idea what they're talking about several times over.
zenarcher ·
tuxchick, I think you've said it all right there! Reading the article, I was asking myself the very same question.
azerthoth ·
Was I the only one who caught the differentiation of where and what missions Linux was being deployed in? The server/desktop is not the environment being discussed.

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