ROME — Assured Information Security (AIS) recently received a new patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, bringing the company’s total to 25 issued patents with several more pending, the Rome–based company announced. “Expanding our patent portfolio reinforces our commitment to developing cutting-edge technology solutions that enhance system security and resilience,” AIS COO Scott […]
ROME — Assured Information Security (AIS) recently received a new patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, bringing the company’s total to 25 issued patents with several more pending, the Rome–based company announced.
“Expanding our patent portfolio reinforces our commitment to developing cutting-edge technology solutions that enhance system security and resilience,” AIS COO Scott Robidoux said in the company announcement. “This new patent introduces an advanced memory access control method within virtualized environments, ensuring that hypervisor applications can only access specific, predefined memory segments of guest virtual machines. By dynamically managing page table sets and restricting hypervisor memory exposure, this innovation strengthens isolation and mitigates potential attack vectors. AIS continues to pioneer technologies that safeguard critical systems with precision and efficiency.”
The invention is credited to former AIS employees Rian Quinn and Connor Davis.
Headquartered at 153 Brooks Road in the Griffiss Business and Technology Park at the Steven J. DiMeo Campus, AIS employs more than 220 people and provides cyber and information-security services, products, and operations to commercial and government customers.
