Hardware Security Measures
Discover key hardware security measures as Sepio’s Bentsi Benatar explores OSINT challenges in preventing hardware-based attacks.
Hardware Security Measures
Discover key hardware security measures as Sepio’s Bentsi Benatar explores OSINT challenges in preventing hardware-based attacks.
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.
What is a Rubber Ducky Attack?
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.
The Role of Zero Trust Hardware in Cybersecurity
This report explains hardware security for zero trust and illustrates the concept using the Sepio commercial solution.
Hardware Attacks: The Art of Disguise
Explore how hardware attacks in cyber security bypass defenses and discover how Sepio mitigates these rogue device threats.
Physical Layer Visibility
Identify physical layer devices, detect rogue hardware, and reduce Layer 1 security risks with Sepio’s Physical Layer visibility.
Tamir Pardo
Tamir Pardo, Former Director of the MOSSAD discusses global threats that supply chain attacks pose, hardware security attack tools, and more!
Mitigating Wi-Fi Risks
Mitigating Wi-Fi risks is crucial to detect Rogue Access Points that are not authorized to be operating on the network.
Pharmaceutical Cybersecurity
Discover essential strategies for enhancing Pharmaceutical Cybersecurity. Learn how to prevent data breaches and mitigate ransomware risks.
Ransomware and Physical World
Ransomware and physical world” is a scenario where ransomware cyber attacks, extends its impact to affect physical systems.
Cybersecurity for the Olympics
Cybersecurity for the Olympic is a critical aspect of the Olympic Games, especially in the digital age where cyber threats are prevalent.
Zero Trust Endpoint Security
Learn how Zero Trust Endpoint Security improves visibility, strengthens access control, and extends trust to connected hardware.