Olympics cybersecurity is a critical aspect of the Olympic Games, especially in the digital age where cyber threats are prevalent.
The Physical Layer of the OSI Model, also known as Layer 1, plays a fundamental role in the Open System Interconnection (OSI) Model layers.
HAC-1’s RDM capabilities support compliance with Section 8 of President Biden’s EO, which concerns the government’s investigative and remediation capabilities.
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is the concept whereby employees use their own computing devices for work purposes.
An Evil Twin Attack is a type of WiFi network attack where an attacker sets up a rogue access point that mimics a legitimate network.
It is time for Zero Trust Hardware Access, where the Physical Layer is the first layer of defense.
Evil Maid Attack is a term used to describe a type of attack where a malicious actor gains physical access to a target computer or device.
Sepio HAC-1 provides Physical Layer visibility, Hardware Access Control capabilities, and Rogue Device Mitigation that enhance the overall ZTA and ZT approach.
Work From Home Cyber Security refers to the set of practices that organizations implement to secure their remote work environments.
F1 teams are an attractive target to hackers, which are turning to hardware tools to conduct their malicious activities.
Supply chain attacks pose major risks to airlines.
Internal threats are a critical concern within organizations, with insider departing employees representing a source of significant risk.
Cyber Insurance is a type of insurance coverage designed to protect businesses and individuals from financial losses with cyber threats.
The Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of an organization has a vital role. The CISO is responsible for the security of all information and data. Hence, the role includes a variety of responsibilities that covers almost every department within the enterprise. With attackers continuously seeking malevolent ways to harm their targets, and the world’s growing…