Hughes Training, Inc.

Emmanuel C Francisco

Randy Saunders

A security system adapted for use with a base computer 29 includes a security computer 31 for reading and writing data from memory in the base computer system 29, for transferring data to and from an encryption system 3, for transferring encrypted data to and from a storage system 14, and for interfacing with a trusted path interface device 22. The security system includes a system for regulating, and for interrupting or delaying, operation of the base computer in response to signals from means for associating, with each data group within the security system, data specifying an individual user.

Architecture for utilizing coprocessing systems to increase performance

A security system 31 for use with a base computer system 29 includes an access monitoring unit 100 for continuously monitoring all operations in the memory address space, the input/output address space, or both, of the base computer 1 in parallel with base computer execution. The access monitoring system 100 can include access monitoring memory tables which specify, for a given user, his read access and write access to data stored in the security system, in the base computer system or both.

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Covina, CA, United States of America

Emmanuel C Francisco