Department of Defense Creates a Secure, Virtualized Environment

The Department of Defense’s (DoD) necessarily complex security requirements traditionally resulted in the physical separation of classified information onto different networks and computer systems. This created strong security, yet also created higher total costs and impeded access to necessary information. The DoD is addressing these issues with a solution from General Dynamics, which features Intel® vPro™ technology.

Department of Defense Creates a Secure, Virtualized Environment

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