Intel has also been trying to adjust its organizational structure to prevent similar incidents in the future, Reuters reported, Intel will be established A new internal network security department.
The Oregon News reported that Intel CEO Brian Krzanich issued a memorandum to employees on Monday, in which he said:Importantly, we will continue to work with the industry to exceed customer satisfaction with uncompromising integrity in order to achieve the highest standards of excellence . '
It is reported that, The new cybersecurity department will be named 'Intel Product Security and Safety.' Led by Intel Human Resources Director Leslie Culberstone, Culberstone has served since 1979 and is a veteran of Intel's senior staff.
In addition, the report also pointed out that Krzanich also appointed Steve Smith, Intel vice president for the new department executives, and the department is equipped with several other executives.
However, Intel declined to comment on the above news.
It is also worth noting that Krzanich responded to two security breaches, Meltdown and Specter, in today's CES presentation. This week, more than 90% of processor products in the past five years will be repaired, and the remaining chips will be patched by the end of January.
Older CPU models are also pushing remediation efforts, but may take weeks to deploy.
