Understanding Zero Trust Hardware Access: An Introduction to the Sepio Platform
This report explains hardware security for zero trust and illustrates the concept using the Sepio commercial solution.
This report explains hardware security for zero trust and illustrates the concept using the Sepio commercial solution.
This research note, jointed produced by TAG Cyber and Sepio, makes the case that Rogue Devices represent a particular intense threat to financial service organizations. Several example threats, including to automated teller machines (ATMs) are used to show how rogue devices can be used to create negative consequences to the financial services sector, as well…
Supply chain attacks are on the rise. The success of a business is undoubtedly linked to its supply chain. Yet, because of this, an organization is only as strong as its weakest link. According to the GAO-18-667T, reliance on a global supply chain introduces multiple risks to federal information systems. Supply chain threats are present…
There are many security threats in a Raspberry Pi. Through a payload, it can be instructed to carry out malicious activity-making it a Rogue Device.
Sepio’s research team examined the hardware security aspect of WFH after lockdown and found a 42% increase in the number of connected devices.