IoTs are getting exploited by bad actors. Enterprises must tackle the visibility issues associated with IoT security, starting with Layer 1.
IoTs are getting exploited by bad actors. Enterprises must tackle the visibility issues associated with IoT security, starting with Layer 1.
Jessica Amado
Retail is one of the most targeted industries for cyberattacks. It relies heavily on its suppliers-a large supply chain increases vulnerability.
Jessica Amado
Hardware in healthcare poses cybersecurity risks. Are you aware of these risks in UK healthcare? It is no secret that healthcare facilities hold important patient data. And, with the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) caring for over 1 million patients every 24 hours, one can only imagine the amount of data that one working day…
Jessica Amado
Hardware attack tools go under the radar of existing security software. The lack of physical layer visibility allows bad actors to bypass security solutions.
Jessica Amado
Organizations deem MACsec as a full proof network security protocol. But MACsec operates on Layer 2, leaving Layer 1 exposed. Physical Layer visibility is crucial.
Jessica Amado
An ATM attack can be simple to carry out. A lack of Physical Layer visibility means-if a rogue device is inserted into an ATM, it raises no security alarms.
Jessica Amado
Sepio IoT Hardware Asset Visibility, provides enterprises with full visibility to whatever is connected and uncovers hidden hardware attacks.
David Balaban
The evil maid strikes again! After getting paid off by an attacker, she plugs a USB Rubber Ducky into a Smart TV in the office meeting room where confidential data is later presented. The attacker connects to the TV and downloads the file with the screen recordings.
Jessica Amado
Healthcare facilities, specifically hospitals, often perform critical, life-saving operations. Technology has developed in a way that it now assists in these operations. And the introduction of the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) has proven to be mission-critical. However, the reliance on a Wi-Fi connection has left the healthcare industry extremely vulnerable to Evil Twin attacks….
Jessica Amado
As doctors’ visits have stalled during the pandemic, connected medical devices filled the gap. Such tools include everyday devices like smartwatches and fitness trackers to complex medication trackers and biometric scanners, to name a few. The use of such devices has become so widespread that their global market value expects to rise to $60 billion…
Macie Allen
According to Gary Lineker, former England player, soccer is “a simple game. Twenty-two men chase a ball for 90 minutes”. While that is the general concept, soccer is a far more complicated sport that relies on well-thought-out strategies and tactics. And just like all other industries, soccer– and sporting in general – has found a…
Jessica Amado
The pharmaceutical industry is an attractive target to cyber criminals. With HAC-1, enterprises gain Physical Layer visibility, providing a panacea to the gap in device visibility by detecting all IT, OT and IoT devices operating across the network and peripheral infrastructure.
Bentsi Ben Atar
Recommendations provided by government agencies and cybersecurity entities often fail to recognize the importance of hardware security, a security domain that goes sorely neglected, leaving enterprises exposed to hardware-based attacks.
Jessica Amado
Recommendations provided by government agencies and cybersecurity entities often fail to recognize the importance of hardware security, a security domain that goes sorely neglected, leaving enterprises exposed to hardware-based attacks.
Jessica Amado
Hardware security and embracing Zero Trust Hardware Access are key components for a solid cybersecurity strategy in the Tokyo Olympics.
Jessica Amado