TENS (Trusted End Node Security) is a Linux operating system distribution developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to provide security and privacy protection for data on user computers. The goal of TENS is to provide an isolated and secure environment for performing sensitive operations and accessing sensitive information resources.
TENS is based on the Linux distribution and comes as a bootable DVD or USB drive. It offers a pre-configured set of secure applications and tools, including a browser for secure Internet access and basic office applications. TENS also implements a number of security measures, including security policy settings, access restrictions, and data encryption.
It is widely used in the US government and other organizations where data security is a high priority. It provides the user with additional layers of security and control, making it useful for those who handle sensitive information or engage in sensitive operations.
TENS (Trusted End Node Security) has several benefits related to security and data protection:
TENS is a robust solution for protecting sensitive information and performing sensitive operations in a secure environment, making it attractive to government organizations, the business sector and anyone who values the security of their data.