Cyberwarfare: The New Weapon of James Bond’s World
Cyberwarfare is reshaping the world. See how Q’s hacking skills and digital espionage are becoming the new secret weapon.
Cyberwarfare: The New Weapon of James Bond’s World
Cyberwarfare is reshaping the world. See how Q’s hacking skills and digital espionage are becoming the new secret weapon.
i24 – When Hackers Go Hardware
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.
Printer Hacked
Did you think that this only happens in the movies? Think again.
Cybersecurity Predictions
Cybersecurity Predictions are always challenging due to the evolving nature of technology and threats. However, here are some trends.
Ransomware Facts
Ransomware may seem like a straightforward concept… but there are misconceptions. Some Ransomware facts you need to know.
Risks Associated with IoT Devices
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.
Security of Connected Medical Devices
Enhance the security of connected medical devices with Sepio’s asset visibility and rogue device mitigation.
Captain RDM – Episode #22 – Don’t Get Sick
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…
Layer One Visibility: The First Layer of Cybersecurity
Gain true Layer 1 visibility to detect hardware attack tools. Go beyond traffic data to secure your network at the hardware level.
Rubber Ducky Attack: The Evil Patient
A rubber ducky attack is a type of cyber attack that involves using a specially crafted USB device to exploit a computer system’s security.
Retail Cybersecurity
Retail Cybersecurity Threats are diverse and constantly evolving, posing significant risks to both businesses and consumers.
Physical Layer Visibility
Explore the OSI Model’s Physical Layer (Layer 1) in hardware data transmission, connections and hardware security.