The evil maid strikes again! After getting paid off by an attacker, she plugs a USB Rubber Ducky into a Smart TV in the office meeting room where confidential data is later presented. The attacker connects to the TV and downloads the file with the screen recordings.
Did you think that this only happens in the movies? Think again.
Healthcare facilities, specifically hospitals, often perform critical, life-saving operations. Technology has developed in a way that it now assists in these operations. And the introduction of the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT Security) has proven to be mission-critical. However, the reliance on a Wi-Fi connection has left the healthcare industry extremely vulnerable to Evil Twin…
The proliferation of Connected Medical Device Security has become essential with the rise of these connected medical devices, from smartwatches to biometric scanners, bridging the gap in healthcare delivery. As their use surged, the global market value is projected to hit $60 billion by 2027, a staggering $38 billion leap from 2020 (source: Deployment of…
Scoring a Goal in Cybersecurity According to Gary Lineker, former England player, soccer is “a simple game. Twenty-two men chase a ball for 90 minutes”. While that is the general concept, soccer is a far more complicated sport that relies on well-thought-out strategies and tactics. And just like all other industries, soccer– and sporting in…
The pharmaceutical industry is an attractive target to cyber criminals. With HAC-1, enterprises gain Physical Layer visibility, providing a panacea to the gap in device visibility by detecting all IT, OT and IoT devices operating across the network and peripheral infrastructure.
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.
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.
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.