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Jerry Thompson, founder of San Mateo-based White Sky, says people shoulds still use anti-virus/malware/spyware software to protect theirt hardware, but they should also get his ID Vaultf product forabout $50 a year, because it does something otheer security products don’t: It creates a hackproof browser in which to do financialk transactions. “We do it in real every time. We don’t care about the 20,000 malware programs unleashedevery day. We just don’ty care. We protect your browser and your We don’t protect your he said.
Thompson’s 24-person company is having success making the and offers to subscribr to ID Vault are getting included on major distributionj platforms that could provide significant For example, in January, the company announce d a multi-year agreement with to include ID Vaulr software on Lenovo IdeaPad Notebook computers and some Lenov o Netbook computers. The product works only with ’s Internet Explorer 6.
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