What are Smart Buildings? Industry 4.0 facilitated the convergence of IT and OT through smart, connected devices collectively referred to as the Internet of Things (IoTs). The technological advancement has sparked widespread digitalization, and buildings are no exception. Smart buildings, as they are known, rely on IoT sensors and artificial intelligence to simplify or automate…
Operational technology (OT) is the hardware and software responsible for physical processes, devices, and infrastructure. OT is a core component of critical infrastructure and, in turn, states’ national security. The 21st century has seen dramatic technological advancements, known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0). Industry 4.0 centers on the development of cyber physical systems (CPS), the umbrella…
According to the GAO-18-667T, reliance on a global supply chain introduces multiple risks to federal information systems. Supply chain threats are present during the various phases of an information system’s development life cycle and could create an unacceptable risk to federal agencies. Malicious actors could exploit supply chain vulnerabilities, leading to the loss of the…
Today, Wi-Fi is everywhere; we find it in homes, offices, coffee shops, airports, hospitals, and even the street. This emphasizes the fact that there are many Wi-Fi related risks that are crucial to be aware of. Humans rely on an internet connection on a day-to-day basis, whether it be for personal or professional reasons. The…
The healthcare industry is a vital component of a nation’s critical infrastructure. The various entities that make up the healthcare sector perform tasks ranging from day-to-day activities to life-saving operations. But while the majority of us depend on the industry for our well-being, malicious cyber actors view healthcare delivery organizations (HDOs) as attractive targets. From…
With a lack of device visibility limiting the ZTA’s efficacy, enterprises are beginning to focus on applying ZT to the hardware level.
Data centers are an attractive target-the average cyberattack cost on data centers is $4,000,000, making a sufficient security system vital.
Hardware security goes neglected; existing security software solutions do not cover the Physical Layer. Without visibility of the Physical Layer, network implants (Rogue Devices operating on the Physical Layer) are not detected.
Organizations should be aware of insiders who reveal confidential information for personal gain-which can easily be done with a rogue device.
ATMs are a prime target for hackers. In many ATM attacks, hardware devices (rogue devices) are being used, which occur on the Physical Layer.
Although many solutions provide protection against BYOD security risks, they do not provide protection for undetectable hardware attacks.
Critical infrastructure is recognized by governments as the body of systems, networks and assets (be that physical or virtual) that is so essential that their continued operation is required to ensure the security of a given nation, its economy and the public’s health and/or safety. Essentially, these are assets that are crucial for the functioning…
A Raspberry Pi can carry out malicious activity, thus making it a Rogue Device. It is crucial to address the security risks of this device.
The new Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification is the US Department of Defense’s response to numerous compromises of sensitive defense information sitting on contractors’ information systems. CMMC provides a unified standard for implementing cybersecurity throughout the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) with a framework that better assesses and improves the cybersecurity posture of the DIB. The CMMC…
As a result of deploying HAC-1, government stakeholders and contractors can monitor and maintain a state of compliance with Sec 889 regulation.
Sepio’s HAC-1 solution supports MSSPs efforts to provide VAS to their customers. With an easy and a speedy deployment process, your customers will be able to enjoy a new level of asset visibility and a hardened cyber security posture.
Protecting critical infrastructure supply chain attacks by providing a complete cybersecurity Hardware Access Control solution (HAC-1)
The zip file includes the following whitepapers – ATM e-book ATM white paper BYOD Risks e-book CMMC Compliance Critical Infrastructure Risks Data Centers Energy Sector Hardware Security Overview Insider Risk MSSP – Adding Hardware Security Value to Your Customers Raspberry Pi Risks Rogue Device Threat To Financial Industry Supply Chain Security e-book – EU Supply…