Sepio’s new funding round brings total funding raised to $37 million and provides an approach to securing shadow IT assets that often slip under the radar of traditional security approaches.
Sepio’s new funding round brings total funding raised to $37 million and provides an approach to securing shadow IT assets that often slip under the radar of traditional security approaches.
Asset management will evolve to put greater importance on asset risk, as the identification of assets only gets you so far.
Sepio, the innovator of the physical layer-based asset risk management solution, announced a new series B round of funding.
Asset management will evolve to put greater importance on asset risk, as the identification of assets only gets you so far.
The healthcare industry needs Physical Layer Visibility. Ensuring proper visibility and asset management is vital in navigating the vast expanding desert of IoMTs.
Sepio is honored to accept the Frost & Sullivan 2022 North American Hardware Risk Management Enabling Technology Leadership Award.
When enterprises unknowingly buy refurbished products and devices, they lack an accurate understanding of their hardware infrastructure. Actionable hardware asset risk management requires visibility at the hardware level.
Read the full article to learn three ways in which managing supply chain risks with physical layer visibility can benefit the organization.
Connected World Cybersecurity refers to the measures and strategies implemented to secure the vast and interconnected network of devices
Check out the IoT For All Podcast with Yossi Appleboum of Sepio. He talks about the physical layer 1 and how to achieve full data visibility.
When we speak about Cybersecurity, we are mostly discussing software. What about hardware? After all, hardware is usually inside the office, even if it’s your home office – why would that need special protection? And what can attackers achieve if they do manage to hack the hardware? We’ve discussed this topic with Bentsi Ben-atar, CMO…
The badUSB attack first exploited enterprises’ greatest weakness: insiders. The malicious USBs appeared to have come from a legitimate source.