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HP & Nvidia introduce Sure Sense anti-malware software
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<blockquote data-quote="AtlBo" data-source="post: 811177" data-attributes="member: 32547"><p>Great article, but a couple of questions:</p><p></p><p>1. Should HP/Nvidia focus on leasing use of the module like Bitdefender and Avira do with signatures?</p><p>2. Should Intel be there investigating the use of Nvidia algorithms? Chip design elements labelled as meltdown/spectre flaws could be named in the future. Curious, is there is a better way to mitigate concerns over meltdown/spectre too? Maybe all concerns present and future could be bundled into a single mitigation somehow, even ahead of the discovery of future ones.</p><p></p><p>Getting chills about HP with this for some reason. Great and want to know more, but the security companies have been fighting in the security streets for two decades. What does HP know about security? I own 5 HP computers, and maybe they mean well, but... IDK, if this is really good, it kind of reminds me of the an illiterate beggar who finds a billion dollars. Surely someone will ask questions if he attempts to use the money.</p><p></p><p>Maybe HP and Nvidia should lure Intel into the project and then focus on an internal agreement to make the byproducts of the project available for use for all machines. I only say this, because I feel relatively sure the algorithms will be far better than anything introduced to date. Graphics algorithms are obviously extremely powerful. Anyway, seems to me like bad timing for HP or anyone else to attempt to proprietorize a security breakthrough (if this is one) developed in the corporate realm, especially from a partnership like this one. Find out what's in your idea and make it available...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AtlBo, post: 811177, member: 32547"] Great article, but a couple of questions: 1. Should HP/Nvidia focus on leasing use of the module like Bitdefender and Avira do with signatures? 2. Should Intel be there investigating the use of Nvidia algorithms? Chip design elements labelled as meltdown/spectre flaws could be named in the future. Curious, is there is a better way to mitigate concerns over meltdown/spectre too? Maybe all concerns present and future could be bundled into a single mitigation somehow, even ahead of the discovery of future ones. Getting chills about HP with this for some reason. Great and want to know more, but the security companies have been fighting in the security streets for two decades. What does HP know about security? I own 5 HP computers, and maybe they mean well, but... IDK, if this is really good, it kind of reminds me of the an illiterate beggar who finds a billion dollars. Surely someone will ask questions if he attempts to use the money. Maybe HP and Nvidia should lure Intel into the project and then focus on an internal agreement to make the byproducts of the project available for use for all machines. I only say this, because I feel relatively sure the algorithms will be far better than anything introduced to date. Graphics algorithms are obviously extremely powerful. Anyway, seems to me like bad timing for HP or anyone else to attempt to proprietorize a security breakthrough (if this is one) developed in the corporate realm, especially from a partnership like this one. Find out what's in your idea and make it available... [/QUOTE]
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