FireEye debuts with 'virtual-machine' security
May 04, 2006
Start-up to ship a switch-based network-access control appliance
“The idea is to model vulnerability to malware,” Aziz says about the virtual-machine approach adopted by FireEye security purposes. Only Avinti, a start-up funded by Symantec and two venture-capital firms to detect unknown keyloggers and Trojans in e-mail, is known to be applying the virtual-machine concept in similar fashion in its iSolation Server.
Source: http://www.computerworld.com/
“The idea is to model vulnerability to malware,” Aziz says about the virtual-machine approach adopted by FireEye security purposes. Only Avinti, a start-up funded by Symantec and two venture-capital firms to detect unknown keyloggers and Trojans in e-mail, is known to be applying the virtual-machine concept in similar fashion in its iSolation Server.
Source: http://www.computerworld.com/