NVTC – The New Cybersecurity Threat: Hardware-Based Attacks
Join NVTC on May 19 at Old Ox Brewery. Yossi Appleboum, CEO, Sepio and Gabriel Galvan, CEO, RevTek will be speaking about a new cybersecurity threat, hardware-based cyberattacks.
RealComm 2022
Join us on June 14 for the 2022 Realcomm event in Orlando, Florida! We will be at booth 713. Looking forward to seeing everyone.
RSA 2022
Come join us at the Israeli Lounge on June 6, where leading Israeli cyber companies will be hosting pitch events and B2B events.
ISSA Chicago – 14TH ANNUAL SECURE XIV CRUISE
Join us June 16 for the 2022 ISSA Chicago – 14TH ANNUAL SECURE XIV CRUISE.
Raleigh ISSA Chapter
Join us for the Raleigh ISSA Chapter, in which Sepio’s VP of Sales, Kurt Wassersug will be discussing OSI Layer 1: A New Data source for Hardware Visibility and Risk Management.
Infosecurity Europe
Join us at the Infosecurity Europe event on June 21 and learn how Sepio’s HAC-1 solution can help you achieve 100% visibility.
Sepio and Physical Layer Explained
Check out our new series of “HACademy” with Victoria and Justin! In this episode, they discuss a PT that failed due to the fact that the red team was able to get in through a spoofed network device. Learn how the true identity of a network device is verified by using a new data source – physical layer!
Cybersecurity Gifts
Bentsi Ben-Atar of Sepio discusses cyber spy espionage attacks and how hardware attack tools are a real life threat and a common attack tool.
Sepio Academy – Physical Layer and Sepio Explained
Check out our new series of “HACademy” with Victoria and Justin! In this episode, they discuss a PT that failed due to the fact that the red team was able to get in through a spoofed network device. Learn how the true identity of a network device is verified by using a new data source – physical layer!
El HW como Instrumento para los Ataques Ransomware
Joaquin Ramos of Sepio speaks about hardware assets as ransomware vehicles.
Hardware Assets as Ransomware Vehicles
Bentsi Ben-Atar, CMO of Sepio, discusses how hardware assets act as ransomware vehicles, bypassing defenses and compromising security.
Shadow IT
Shadow IT assets refers to the use of information technology systems without explicit approval from the IT department or management.