Yoggie announces ExpressCard slot compatible hardware security solution

Posted in Security by Nino Marchetti on April 24th, 2008

Yoggie ExpressCard Gatekeeper Pro Card for notebook securityYoggie Security Systems is known for their hardware security on a stick type approaches. It is no wonder then the company is moving now in the direction of computer cards by unveiling the Gatekeeper Card Pro, a “security mini-computer inside a computer” for around $200.

The Yoggie Gatekeeper Card Pro slides into your ExpressCard slot and functions as a front-line security hardware solution for your laptop. Yoggie says this card is Linux-based and comes complete with its own processor. It acts in a simple plug and forget kind of manner, updating itself automatically every time you open an Internet connection.

As for security functions, the Gatekeeper Card Pro contains 13 “best-of-breed” security applications. These applications run off of the card itself, reportedly freeing up laptop processing power for other tasks. Functions these applications fulfill include anti-virus, anti-spam, a firewall and VPN client. Availability is expected near the end of May.

Yoggie Gatekeeper Card Pro

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