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Purism, the security- and privacy-focused hardware and software manufacturer known for its Linux-based products like the Librem laptops and Librem 5 smartphone, announced today the general availability of Librem Server.
With Librem Server, Purism wants to offer enterprises and businesses of all size secure server infrastructures by not including proprietary firmware, providing easy security verification, as well as customizable enterprise support. Librem Server is built around Purism's PureBoot technology and it was already being used during the past year by major companies like NASA, Boeing, Toyota, and GE.
Taking advantage of PureBoot's tamper detection and out-of-the-box vanilla Coreboot support, as well as the disablement of Intel's Management Engine (ME), Librem Server comes with some of the best off-the-shelf server hardware with a completely secure boot process, kernel and boot tamper detection, as well as support for the Librem Key USB security token as an extra layer of security.
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