@spla @EUCommission No, that will not help, considering that Linux is a proprietary kernel that won't operate on its own.

The zeroth step for implementing security is to eliminate all proprietary software.

Security would zeroth require installing GNUboot (would require a court to order business give the keys to the digital handcuffs and also documentation how to use the hardware to the users for all of the computers), install GNU/Linux-libre and the install free software onto that (i.e. GNU Health).