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According to David Baker’s article in the San Francisco Chronicle Cisco, Network Associates, Symantec and Trend Micro are going to develop a new system that will automatically test computers for susceptibility to computer worms before allowing them to connect to…
According to David Baker’s article in the San Francisco Chronicle Cisco, Network Associates, Symantec and Trend Micro are going to develop a new system that will automatically test computers for susceptibility to computer worms before allowing them to connect to a network.
MIT implemented this a few months ago, so it’s pretty cool that the ideas are making it out into the commercial world so quickly.
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