Comodo, based in the United Kingdom, sells hardware and software to speed secure Internet transactions. Trustix sells a secure version of Linux as well as a specialized version for use in firewalls, servers or server software designed to keep unauthorized users from gaining access to a server or network.
Trustix, a Norwegian company that sells Linux software intended to be attack-resistant, has been acquired by the Comodo Group, an Internet security company. Terms of the acquisition, announced Friday, were not disclosed.
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