Virtualization is now the norm in data centers around the world, and with it have come new security challenges. Most virtualization is deployed today with a traditional hypervisor virtual machine (VM) model, using technologies from VMware or the open source KVM or Xen projects. Now, however, there is another way to deploy virtualization — and it could revolutionize the way virtual security is done.
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