HP said it will acquire Bromium, an end-point security startup that powers the PC and printer maker’s Sure Click system.
Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed.
Bromium is designed to use virtualization to isolate attacks in “micro-virtual machines.”
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HP said that Bromium technology will be integrated into its security platform and hardware. Bromium will be combined with HP’s Sure Sense, Sure View and Sure Start security applications.
The company is increasingly touting security offerings as a selling point to its laptops and printers as well as other devices.
HP launched the HP Elite Dragonfly and noted security in its pitch.
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