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Software | Win 10 |
http://www.computerworld.com.au/article/397846/mcafee_finds_purpose_post-intel_acquisition/#closeme
People ask if we are going to build [anti-virus] and put it on the chip. The answer is no. [McAfee]The reality is that we are creating a platform to activate the security technology [Intel] already has on their chips.
A number of security features and technologies available in Intel’s chips which were not commonly known, Kurtz said, included the vPro platform’s use of Active Management Technology (AMT) which allows the running of security processes on a device without its operating system running.
TADA. Read along.
People ask if we are going to build [anti-virus] and put it on the chip. The answer is no. [McAfee]The reality is that we are creating a platform to activate the security technology [Intel] already has on their chips.
A number of security features and technologies available in Intel’s chips which were not commonly known, Kurtz said, included the vPro platform’s use of Active Management Technology (AMT) which allows the running of security processes on a device without its operating system running.
TADA. Read along.
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