Recommendations provided by government agencies and cybersecurity entities often fail to recognize the importance of hardware security, a security domain that goes sorely neglected, leaving enterprises exposed to hardware-based attacks.
Recommendations provided by government agencies and cybersecurity entities often fail to recognize the importance of hardware security, a security domain that goes sorely neglected, leaving enterprises exposed to hardware-based attacks.
Hardware security and embracing Zero Trust Hardware Access are key components for a solid cybersecurity strategy in the Tokyo Olympics.
Learn more about Sepio’s HAC-1 benefits, including full visibility into all assets, detecting rogue devices, and more.
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is the concept whereby employees use their own computing devices for work purposes.
It is time for Zero Trust Hardware Access, where the Physical Layer is the first layer of defense.
Securing your network assets at the hardware layer will be the first step in bringing your cybersecurity posture to the next level.
With HAC-1, organizations benefit from Zero Trust Hardware Access whereby the principle of “never trust, always verify” is applied at the first layer of defense, the physical layer, enhancing the overall efficacy of the ZT Architecture.
With a lack of device visibility limiting the ZTA’s efficacy, enterprises are beginning to focus on applying ZT to the hardware level.
We will provide you with complete visibility & control for hardware devices and augment hardware risk mitigation through Zero Trust Hardware Access.
A Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is responsible for an organization’s information and data security. The job primarily includes protecting these assets from threats and mitigating risks. With cyberattacks launched 2,244 times a day, the CISO’s role is an arduous one. However, because of the extensivity of cybersecurity, the CISO has numerous responsibilities. Such responsibilities…
The use of a drone alleviates the perpetrator’s challenge of gaining physical access to the target, thus increasing the risk of an attack.
NDAA Section 889 Challenges. With HAC-1, government stakeholders and contractors can monitor and maintain a state of compliance regulation.
An overview of Man in the Middle Hardware Attacks Imagine this scenario. You’re texting your friend to arrange a time and place to meet. She says 2pm at your local coffee shop, but when you get there, she isn’t there. Maybe she is that friend who is always late, so you wait, but still nothing….
Gaining physical access allows perpetrators to carry out a hardware-based attack through the insertion of a Rogue Device.
Are you aware of the various printer security vulnerabilities? In today’s technologically advanced world, most personal and corporate printers do more than just print documents. They are IoT devices that are capable of much more. But, with these capabilities, come more risks and vulnerabilities. Being connected to the network, and almost every other device on the…