“I thought we were protected.”
Attackers will not hit you where you’re protected…
Hardware Access Control needs to be part of your #cybersecurity scheme.
The HAC-1 solution provides entities with the Physical Layer coverage they need to obtain complete device visibility. In doing so, HAC-1 protects against hardware-based attacks. As the leader in Rogue Device Mitigation (RDM), Sepio’s solution identifies, detects and handles all peripherals; no device goes unmanaged.
In addition to the deep visibility layer, a comprehensive policy enforcement mechanism recommends on best practice policy and allows the administrator to define a strict, or more granular, set of rules for the system to enforce. Such capabilities enable a Zero Trust Hardware Access approach, and when a device breaches the pre-set policy, HAC-1 automatically instigates a mitigation process that instantly blocks unapproved or Rogue hardware. Give us just 24 hours to show you that we’re the player your team is missing for a clean sheet.
Sepio’s Hardware Access Control HAC-1, provides 100% hardware device visibility.
HAC-1 enables Hardware Access Control by setting rules based on the devices characteristics.
HAC-1 instantly detects any devices which breach the set rules and automatically block them to prevent malicious attacks.
With greater visibility, the zero-trust architecture can grant access decisions with complete information.
Thus, enhancing the enterprise’s protection within, and outside of its traditional perimeters.
The Hardware Access Control capabilities of HAC-1, block Rogue Devices as soon as they are detected
Sepio’s HAC-1 solution stops an attack at the first instance, not even allowing such devices to make network access requests.
Embracing Zero Trust Hardware Access in financial institutions is key to maintaining a good cybersecurity posture.