LynuxWorks Participates in OMG High-Assurance Security Solutions Workshop

LynuxWorks' embedded OS and General Dynamics' Information Assurance expertise come together to bring to market-leading Multiple Independent Levels of Security (MILS) products.

Technology supports EAL-7 evaluation, integrates multiple applications at different security levels on a single piece of silicon and consolidates hardware for security and separation.

The founder of the Australian High Tech Crime Centre, Alastair MacGibbon, and Australian Federal Police agent and high tech security expert Nigel Phair have teamed up to run a workshop exploring the security challenges associated with enterprise adventures with Web 2.0.

LynuxWorks will be demonstrating its latest LynxSecure 3.0, a next-generation separation kernel and embedded hypervisor designed for high-assurance systems.

Written by: Peter Dinham | Published in: SecurityWith smaller retailers being targeted by cybercriminals because of their high EFTPOS and credit card transactions - and generally lower levels of Internet security – there’s been a warning from one global security firm to Australian SMEs not to rely too heavily on their IT suppliers to deliver the necessary levels of security.

Collaboration will deliver more powerful, more reliable, more cost-effective solutions for embedded computing in defense and aerospace

Medical conference workshop focuses on software and hardware virtualization, bringing security and increased functionality to the next generation of medical devices

Company to show new technology for aerospace and defense industry

Red Hat has announced that Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, including the KVM hypervisor, has been awarded the Common Criteria Certification at Evaluation Assurance Level (EAL) 4+

This award is the highest level of assurance for an unmodified commercial operating system, for the Operating System Protection Profile (OSPP) including extended modules for Advanced Management, Advanced Audit, Labeled Secur