Our HAC-1 solution for Government Agencies, will make sure that GAO recommendations for hardware security are implemented to their fullest.
Government Agencies and the nation’s critical infrastructure – such as energy, transportation systems, communications, and financial institutions – are targeted both by local and foreign actors using internal abusers (knowingly or unknowingly) and supply chain attacks, in their effort to overcome existing cyber security measures.
Having ultimate visibility, policy enforcement and Rogue Device Mitigation is critical.
Maintaining service continuity on all aspects of life for all citizens.
Protecting your agency’s and state’s crown jewels from rogue devices.
Achieving a higher level of risk management compliance.
Safeguarding sensitive information access through Hardware devices.
As per GAO’s recommendation – Establishing a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy and performing effective oversight with regards to mitigation of global supply chain risks and possible malicious hardware is of the utmost importance.
Tackling this challenge requires complete visibility to your hardware assets, regardless of their characteristics and the interface used for connection, as attackers take advantage of the “blind” spots – mainly through USB Human Interface Device (HID) emulating devices or physical layer network implants.
Cage code – 8FB16
DUNS # – 100288214
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In 2019, a Chinese woman, Yujing Zhang, entered President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort claiming she was there to use the swimming pool.
Human beings will always be the weakest link.
In 2019 it was announced that US Federal Agency facility had been hacked.
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Sepio Systems 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
HAC-1 stop an attack at the first instance, not even allowing such devices to make network access requests.
Embracing Zero Trust Hardware Access in critical infrastructure is key.