The High-Assurance Hypervisor
The High-Assurance Hypervisor
Neutrality delivers the first hypervisor built specifically for the uncompromising security demands of critical infrastructure.
What is a hypervisor?
Hypervisors are the core software layer that partitions physical hardware into isolated virtual environments. This ensures multiple systems can share the exact same computer without interfering with one another.
The Problem: Standard hypervisors rely on millions of lines of code built for commercial convenience. If this massive, complex foundation is breached, every application built on top of it is exposed. Legacy virtualization simply cannot protect infrastructure where a breach threatens public safety.
Neutrality's USP
Neutrality replaces millions of lines of opaque legacy code with a mathematically verifiable core. While traditional security relies on reactive “patch-and-repair” cycles, Neutrality delivers the world’s first architecture that mathematically guarantees system isolation across high-performance, multicore CPUs. This creates a foundation where software environments are securely partitioned at the hardware level.
Strategic Deployment scenarios
This high-assurance foundation unlocks radical advantages across three critical sectors:
- Data Centers & Cloud Infrastructure: Restoring digital sovereignty, escaping foreign vendor lock-in, and legally shielding corporate management from personal liability under new EU regulations (NIS2, DORA, CRA).
- Secure Hardware Consolidation: Eliminating the costly reality of installing dozens of separate physical boxes to guarantee security. Neutrality allows trusted core controls to run safely alongside untrusted third-party apps on a single, shared multicore computer.
- Critical Infrastructure (IT/OT Convergence): Enabling the secure co-location of critical Operational Technology (OT) services and standard IT networks on shared hardware without compromising physical safety or continuous opera.