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The risks of Wi-Fi attacks are rising. HAC-1 detects rogue APs operating within an organization’s infrastructure by identifying unrecognized BSSIDs.
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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.
Hardware security and embracing Zero Trust Hardware Access are key components for a solid cybersecurity strategy in the Tokyo Olympics.
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With a lack of device visibility limiting the ZTA’s efficacy, enterprises are beginning to focus on applying ZT to the hardware level.
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.
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….
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…
Pharma Industry Challenges Amid COVID-19 with regards to Hardware Access Control, device visibility, IoT cybersecurity, Internal abusers.
Have you ever heard of juice jacking? We’ve all been there. The dreaded “battery level 20%” pop up on your phone. The sudden change from white to red on the top right-hand corner of the screen. Panic sets in as you start to imagine the catastrophes that would occur should the battery not last until…
Enterprises’ IT and security teams often struggle to provide complete and accurate visibility into their hardware assets. This is relevant especially in today’s extremely challenging IT/OT/IoT environment. It is due to the fact that often, there is a lack of visibility, which leads to a weakened policy enforcement of hardware access control. This may result…