Experts at Yoggie Security Systems recently takes the wraps off an IT security system on a USB stick. Known as the Yoggie Pico, the latest security system is a compact computer and 128 MB storage system, which boasts of smartly auto-loading variety of IT security software on the computer it is plugged into.
The Pico is in fact a Linux-based PC in its own right and puts up on Yoggie’s success with its Gatekeeper range of IT security systems. Even with the fact that the device is a USB stick system, it sports no less than 13 security apps, and can download updates for itself across the Internet Pentium 520 MHz processor, which is made possible with the use of a Pentium 520 MHz processor.
The Pico comes in two flavors; the Pico Personal and the Pico Pro. Both are said to be consisted with the equal security traits however the Pro version aims enterprises with a VPN client to distantly handle notebooks on the road. The Yoggie Pico is expected to be shipped in September 2007, with the Personal retailing for $179 and the Pro for $199 each. Both are also being offered for 2 years of licensing and can be lengthened for $30 (Personal) and $40 (Pro) per year.
