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Cebrowski Institute Brown Bag
Secure Real-Time Operating Systems
& Hypervisors for Embedded
& Enterprise Applications
Wednesday, May 18 - Glasgow Hall East 203 - 12:00-12:50
Discussion topics will include:
* The open standards conformant,
hard real-time and security
capabilities of LynuxOS-SE; a
stand-alone partitioned real-time
operating system designed for
applications requiring medium
robustness security.
* The LynxSecure separation kernel
and hypervisor. LynxSecure has
been implemented for the ground
up as a separation kernel,
supporting applications requiring
high-robustness, while leveraging
the virtualization technology in
modern Intel processors and
chipsets.
John Patchin is the Systems Engineering
Manager at LynuxWorks. John is a
graduate of the University of Kansas with
B.S. and M.S. degrees in Mechanical
Engineering and is licensed as a professional engineer in the state of Michigan.
He currently manages pre-sales engineering operations for LynuxWorks’ range of
realtime operating systems and secure
hypervisors.
nps.edu/cebrowski
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