Lynx Software Technologies, Inc.

Our own Will Keegan discussing secure computing at the Trusted Computing Conference this morning...

We'll be at the Trusted Computing Conference in Orlando on September 11 to demonstrate our virtualization-security technology: the LynxSecure separation kernel. We'll show real-world COTS solutions that adopt high-assurance design principles and leverage the diverse benefits of secure virtualization. Plus! Our technical director for software security, Will Keegan, will present a new paper at the conference that discusses the importance of "trustworthy" computing, and will participate in a panel discussion on secure computing. Please stop by and visit us at booth 206!

In conjunction with the launch of the 4th Generation Intel Core processor family (formerly code-named "Haswell"), LynuxWorks announces support of the new Intel Core i7 and i5 processor families for all three of our major product lines, including LynxOS, LynxOS-178 and LynxSecure.

Announcing LynxOS 7.0 from LynuxWorks, with new Security Features! We're pleased to announce the next generation of our most popular RTOS enabling embedded developers to add security functionality to their connected devices.

A nice write up of our Embeddy Award! http://blog.vdcresearch.com/embedded_sw/

This morning, LynuxWorks was presented with the Embeddy Award at the DESIGN west conference for our LynxSecure product! The award is presented to the software company that made the most innovative/noteworthy product announcement in conjunction with the show! Congrats to the LynuxWorks team!

Exciting news coming from design west! Stay tuned....

New security features for LynxSecure, our award-winning secure-virtualization technology, will include real-time detection, alert and protection against zero-day rootkits and bootkits!

Today we announced our partnership with Twin Oaks Computing, Inc. to deliver Twin Oaks Computings' CoreDX Data Distribution Service (DDS) communication middleware on our LynxOS-178 safety-critical RTOS. Together, our open-standards based solution will support the Future Airborne Capability Environment (FACE) enabling applications to be even more portable and reusable than ever before for the airborne computing environment used by the U.S. Army, Navy and other military branches!