Bad actors could exploit supply chain vulnerabilities-leading to loss of confidentiality, integrity, or availability of federal systems.
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Bad actors could exploit supply chain vulnerabilities-leading to loss of confidentiality, integrity, or availability of federal systems.
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.
Cybersecurity awareness is crucial in today’s digital age, where individuals and organizations face an increasing number of cyber threats.
Retail is one of the most targeted industries for cyberattacks. It relies heavily on its suppliers-a large supply chain increases vulnerability.
The risks of Wi-Fi attacks are rising. HAC-1 detects rogue APs operating within an organization’s infrastructure by identifying unrecognized BSSIDs.
Rogue access points (AP) are unauthorized Wi-Fi access points on a network installed without explicit authorization from the network administrator. They are a significant security concern for any organization with a Wi-Fi network. These unauthorized access points can be set up by malicious actors either within the physical premises or remotely. They often mimic legitimate…