Bad actors could exploit supply chain vulnerabilities-leading to loss of confidentiality, integrity, or availability of federal systems.
Bad actors could exploit supply chain vulnerabilities-leading to loss of confidentiality, integrity, or availability of federal systems.
OT is becoming more connected and reliant on technology, making it more vulnerable than ever. Learn about OT Security Challenges and how to close visibility gaps.
ATM Jackpotting is a type of logical attack that instructs the machine to dispense cash rapidly. Sepio provides L1 visibility and protects ATMs.
Hardware in healthcare is associated with cybersecurity risks. These are crucial to mitigate for HDOs because cybersecurity can directly effect patient care. To reduce the risk of hardware-based attacks, HDOs need to gain full visibility into their assets.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and the theme for the first week is “Be Cyber Smart”. Find out how to “be cyber smart” when it comes to avoiding hardware-based attacks.
IoTs are getting exploited by bad actors. Enterprises must tackle the visibility issues associated with IoT security, starting with Layer 1.
Retail is one of the most targeted industries for cyberattacks. It relies heavily on its suppliers-a large supply chain increases vulnerability.
Hardware attack tools go under the radar of existing security software. The lack of physical layer visibility allows bad actors to bypass security solutions.
Organizations deem MACsec as a full proof network security protocol. But MACsec operates on Layer 2, leaving Layer 1 exposed. Physical Layer visibility is crucial.
An ATM attack can be simple to carry out. A lack of Physical Layer visibility means-if a rogue device is inserted into an ATM, it raises no security alarms.
The risks of Wi-Fi attacks are rising. HAC-1 detects rogue APs operating within an organization’s infrastructure by identifying unrecognized BSSIDs.
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) has proven to be mission-critical. However, the reliance on a Wi-Fi connection has left the healthcare industry extremely vulnerable to Evil Twin attacks….