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Post edited 11:09 pm – June 28, 2011 by nirdesh

With advanced malware rendering antivirus software essentially useless, and cloud networks like Gmail putting all of your data eggs in one basket, how can you trust remote servers to keep your info safe? According to Stephen Hanna of Juniper Networks, the answer involves switching from security software to security hardware.

Speaking at the New York Institute of Technology cyber security conference last Wednesday, Hanna detailed how only dedicated security chips can provide the security, and security verification, needed to make cloud computing safe and reliable.

"With Gmail, you don’t really know where or how it’s running. You just have to trust that it’s secure. Having hardware security can give you greater confidence in that."

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