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Business/Financial

Software Firm Puts Multiple Classified Networks On One Computer

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Thursday, June 17th, 2010

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By Geoff Fein Integrity Global Security has developed a way for government agencies to consolidate separate classified networks onto a single computer, removing the need for multiple desktop systems, according to a company official. Integrity has aligned itself with Dell Computers [DELL] to market the Dell Integrity Secure Consolidated Client, Jimmy Sorrells, vice president of enterprise products for Integrity Global Security, told Defense Daily recently. "If you were a classified user that had three or four computers sitting on your…

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