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Microsoft teases 'Trustworthy Computing' (Posted before) | |
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| Time: 03:17 EST/08:17 GMT | News Source: ZDNet | Posted By: Byron Hinson | ||
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Microsoft over the past week has quietly unveiled details about a key new security initiative code-named Palladium, giving the first glimpse into its plan to deliver on its promise of "Trustworthy Computing." Named after a protective statue of the Greek goddess of wisdom, "Palladium" is being used to describe a broad-based security system for the Windows operating system that will involve both hardware and software. As Microsoft wraps up its antitrust case and settles into marketing its newest Windows operating system and seven-month-old Xbox video game console, the cash-rich software giant is directing attention toward its next generation of products, including Palladium and others carrying code-names such as "Longhorn" and, reportedly, "Freon." John Manferdelli, product manager for the Palladium business unit, said in an interview published on Microsoft's Web site that the new initiative ``will give individuals and groups of users greater data security, personal privacy and system integrity.'' | ||
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