Sepio adheres to the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) framework for data protection and privacy. By proactively identifying and detecting all devices in IT networks, Sepio helps enterprises protect personal data, contributing to GDPR cybersecurity compliance.
GDPR compliance (gdpr.eu) requires organizations to take appropriate actions to manage cybersecurity risks.
Sepio’s solution provides asset visibility to accurately detect and identify all IT/OT/IoT assets across USB and network interfaces, whether managed, unmanaged, or hidden. Sepio supports cybersecurity efforts by helping organizations achieve GDPR compliance for data protection.
Traffic-based security solutions fail to cover Layer One, the Physical Layer, resulting in inaccurate asset inventories, unaccounted-for vulnerabilities, and unidentified risks in IT networks.
This lack of visibility limits alignment with GDPR compliance, as uncontrolled cybersecurity risks ultimately put the organization’s data at risk.
Sepio enables endpoint and network cybersecurity protection of personal and sensitive data, safeguarding against data breaches and unauthorized network access:
Asset risk management: Sepio ensures comprehensive network visibility of all IT, OT, and IoT assets, whether managed, unmanaged, or hidden. By using multiple Layer one parameters and machine learning, Sepio detects and identifies assets to prevent unauthorized access to personal and sensitive data, ensuring robust data protection and contributing to GDPR cybersecurity compliance.
Real-time protection against hardware-based attacks: Sepio’s Asset Risk Management Platform automatically enforces predefined policies to block rogue devices from infiltrating your network, preventing personal data breaches that could jeopardize GDPR cybersecurity compliance.
Minimizing and responding to hardware cyberattacks: In case of a breach or malicious activity, Sepio immediately sends alerts and initiates mitigation processes that block the device, protecting sensitive data from being compromised, in full compliance with GDPR’s strict data protection and breach notification requirements.
