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Tag: Hardware Access Control
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Layer One Visibility
Enhance your cybersecurity with Layer One Visibility. Gain full control over your network hardware assets. Schedule a demo to see Sepio ARM.
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Sepio and Physical Layer Explained
The Physical Layer, of the OSI model serves as a foundational framework for standardizing the interactions among various networking protocols and technologies within a network.
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Hardware Access Control: A Modern Security Hardware Solution
Protect your network with Sepio’s cyber security hardware solution, offering complete visibility and Asset Risk Management (ARM) protection.
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Cybersecurity Gifts
Bentsi Ben-Atar of Sepio discusses cyber spy espionage attacks and how hardware attack tools are a real life threat and a common attack tool.
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Hardware Assets as Ransomware Vehicles
Bentsi Ben-Atar, CMO of Sepio, discusses how hardware assets act as ransomware vehicles, bypassing defenses and compromising security.
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What Are Shadow IT Assets?
Shadow IT assets refers to the use of information technology systems without explicit approval from the IT department or management.
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Captain RDM – Episode #23 – Promotion
Captain RDM demonstrated the best Rogue Device Mitigation capabilities and is being promoted to Major HAC!
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What is Hardware Visibility?
Improve security with Hardware Asset Visibility. Track devices, verify identities, and enforce policies in a zero trust network.
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Hardware Security
Hardware security means protecting physical devices, like servers, routers, USB devices, and industrial or IoT controllers, from tampering or cyberattacks.
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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.
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What Is Printer Hacking?
Printer Hacking refers to unauthorized access and manipulation of printing systems, which are equipped with internet connectivity.