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Intel has updated their vPro business platform today, noting that "Today, the business desktop PC just got more secure." One notable new feature is Intel TXT (Trusted Execution Technology), a technology that protects data within virtualized environments, which might prove incredibly useful to IT guys all over, since vritualization usage is spreading like wildfire.
Improved is their System Defense Filters, used to better identify potential threats to the network traffic flow. Cisco also has a part in the new vPro with their embedded trust agent, a manageability solution that doesn't rely on any OS. However, it allows IT to remotely manage systems even if they are powered-off. Keen. The full press release can be found through the link below.
Improved is their System Defense Filters, used to better identify potential threats to the network traffic flow. Cisco also has a part in the new vPro with their embedded trust agent, a manageability solution that doesn't rely on any OS. However, it allows IT to remotely manage systems even if they are powered-off. Keen. The full press release can be found through the link below.
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"Today, the business desktop PC just got more secure," said Robert B. Crooke, vice president and general manager of Intel's Business Client Group. "This generation of Intel vPro processor technology arrives with new security and management capabilities along with support from every leading PC manufacturer and software solution vendor in the world."
Source: Intel Press Release
"Today, the business desktop PC just got more secure," said Robert B. Crooke, vice president and general manager of Intel's Business Client Group. "This generation of Intel vPro processor technology arrives with new security and management capabilities along with support from every leading PC manufacturer and software solution vendor in the world."
Source: Intel Press Release