Cybercrime inflicts damages totalling €5.56 trillion in 2021. A hack attack occurs every 39 seconds and about 300,000 new malware are created every day. The computing attack surface continues to expand while the average exploitation time window shrinks to just three days after a vulnerability is found.

Current cybersecurity techniques limit themselves to measuring and minimizing the attack surface; they however fail to mitigate the amount of damage inflicted by attackers once a hacker eventually exploits a software vulnerability.

ZEROV will build an unhackable zero-vulnerability computing environment that obliterates the attack surface of computer systems by preventing vulnerability exploitation without compromising any of the existing functionalities.

The ZEROV’s computing environment relies on:

• A Program Execution Prevention (PEP) engine preventing direct installation and/or execution of malicious software programs.


• A Human Computer Interface (HCI) engine allowing third-party apps running on a Supra Operating System (SOS) without the need for any installation on the host operating system.

In the short term ZEROV will bring a highly secure malware-resistant solution to the BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) use case. In the long term, ZEROV envisages a radical paradigm shift in the operational design of computers, aiming to profoundly impact the way we access the Internet and process data towards a safer and more resilient cyberspace.