Will the next James Bond be a nerd? Reviewing the James Bond series over recent years, that seems to be the logical conclusion…
Will the next James Bond be a nerd? Reviewing the James Bond series over recent years, that seems to be the logical conclusion…
Bentsi Benatar, CMO and cofounder of Sepio discusses the risks of hardware-based attacks following the FBI flash alert about infamous hacker group, FIN7 using BadUSB devices to target US companies.
Did you think that this only happens in the movies? Think again.
In late 2021, the British government introduced the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Bill. There are major IoT security issues, represented by the 100% increase in IoT breaches in just the first half of 2021. To change this, the bill seeks to apply security requirements on all manufacturers, importers and distributors.
Infamous cybercrime group, FIN7 hackers strike again, once again using BadUSB devices to target US companies.
With 2022 being just around the corner, it’s crucial to start thinking about which key cybersecurity trends to look out for. Below are 5 cybersecurity predictions for 2022: 1. Growing popularity of using internal abusers As cybersecurity products are getting a stronger grip on IT assets, the use of an internal abuser will become more…
Ransomware may seem like a straightforward concept… Yet, somehow, there are many misconceptions about ransomware.
When integrated with Layer 1 visibility, existing solutions such as NAC, EPS, SIEM and SOAR, are put to better use, and the organization achieves a stronger security posture.
Jessica Amado, Head of Cyber Research at Sepio presented the challenges in enforcing hardware security for IIoT and IoMT.
Jessica Amado speaks about the rise of ransomware attacks-how these attacks now have a physical impact and are no longer confined to the cyber space.
When integrated with Layer 1 visibility, existing solutions such as NAC, EPS, SIEM and SOAR, are put to better use, and the organization achieves a stronger security posture.
When integrated with Layer 1 visibility, existing solutions such as NAC, EPS, SIEM and SOAR, are put to better use, and the organization achieves a stronger security posture.
An attacker disguised as a sick patient waits for the perfect moment to carry out a USB Rubber Ducky attack when least expected. Embracing Zero Trust Hardware Access could make the difference when lives are at stake…
When integrated with Layer 1 visibility, existing solutions such as NAC, EPS, SIEM and SOAR, are put to better use, and the organization achieves a stronger security posture.