Yoggie Pico Pro

By Christian Harris
Friday, November 23, 2007 11:35 AM

8 Editors' Rating

Compact design Proactive protection Easy to manage Web filtering Frees up system resources

DoesnÂt protect multiple users DoesnÂt protect from physical media

YoggieÂs Pico Pro offers a hassle-free approach to notebook security by running 13 security applications from a USB-stick-based Linux appliance.

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