About IPAD 2500.
Misconceptions have been part of the IPAD-OS™
story since 1993 when the IPAD project was first introduced to the
public.
The years since have shown that most people assume they know what
is really meant by the words secure and reliable . Often
they try to add a spin from some other operating system that defines
secure as something that requires a new security patch
many times a year.
They are wrong and can't even imagine an operating system that
remains secure without updates. The IPAD-OS is just such an operating
system.
To fully understand the difference in a meaningful way, start with
what the IPAD is not.
The IPAD Operating System
- The IPAD is not built on any Microsoft operating system.
- The IPAD is not built on any UNIX or Linux operating system nor
variants.
- The IPAD is not built on any Apple (Macintosh) operating system.
- The IPAD-OS source code is not publicly accessible,
is not open source or GNU software. It is not possible to get this
combination and consistent level of security, reliability, performance
and efficiency all in one place through a committee.
Attacking the IPAD-OS
- The IPAD does not allow any outside program to access the IPAD-OS
itself making the IPAD immune to virus infection.
- The IPAD does not suffer from
root access hacker attacks
because there is no concept of a special access account.
- The IPAD does not suffer from
buffer overflow security
attacks because the IPAD will simply block all access as part of the
internal protection logic.
- The IPAD-OS does not need frequent bug fix and security updates
because it was designed from the start to be secure and
reliable.
- The IPAD-OS is easy to setup for maximum security because that
is the default out of the box.
- The IPAD-OS has never been successfully hacked.
IPAD-OS Longevity
- Neither the IPAD-OS nor the IPAD license ever expire.
- The IPAD never calls home and never needs to collect or report your
personal information to any company, but it can be used to
block other products that do these things.
- The IPAD does not need to be re-registered if hardware is changed.
- The IPAD does not need huge amounts of memory even under heavy work
loads.
- The IPAD does not limit the number of users behind the firewall or
in any of the internal servers.
- The IPAD is unlike any other operating system or firewall product you have seen.
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