The following document provides an overview and technical analysis of cyber security-based appliance company Internet 2.0 from the Durham College Centre for Cybersecurity Innovation, including product overview and the security technology developed by Internet 2.0, as well as a market comparison with competitors.
Durham College finds that Internet 2.0 offers modern features needed to better secure networks with its ‘Obfuscation’ technology (the process of hiding the original data with modified content such as characters or other data) and strongly recommends this for individuals and small to medium business.
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