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| Yoggie Security Systems Selected for The Red Herring 100 Europe Red Herring has announced that Yoggie Security Systems is a recipient of Red Herring 100 Europe, an award given to the top 100 private technology companies based in the EMEA region each year. Red Herring's lists of top private companies are an important part of the company's tradition of identifying new and innovative technology companies and entrepreneurs. Companies like Google, eBay and Skype were spotted in their early days by Red Herring editors, and touted as leaders that would change the way we live and work. Red Herring's editorial staff rigorously evaluated more than 700 private companies through a careful analysis of financial data and subjective criteria, including quality of management, execution of strategy, and dedication to research and development. Yoggie Security Systems submitted information on the Yoggie Gatekeeper Pro, which is essentially a miniature and robust computer that uses a fully hardened and secure embedded OS with the sole purpose of protecting all operating systems. Connectable via USB, this laptop security solution offers 13 layers of protection and eliminates the need for multiple security applications on an OS that may conflict with each other and reduce computer performance. The technology presents an alternative to the recently introduced OS virtualization implemented by software, as the Yoggie Gatekeeper Pro appliance physically separates security applications from the platform by placing them on dedicated hardware. To honor the CEOs of Red Herring 100 Europe companies, Red Herring has invited each CEO to present his or her company at its Venture Market Europe (VME) 2007 event. Scheduled for March 25-27, at the Intercontinental Carlton, this intimate, three-day event is themed "The Pursuit of Disruption" and will explore how European firms are leading the charge in many technology sectors, gaining the competitive advantage, and driving entrepreneurial success in ways that create business opportunities for challengers and incumbents alike. write your comments about the article :: © 2007 Computing News :: home page |