White Paper - Hardware Security
Today’s world and economies are highly interconnected. With this interconnection, supply chains for major organizations are highly globalized, with OEM’s supplying various hardware components to device manufacturers from across the globe.
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Automated teller machines (ATMs) are a prime target for cybercriminals. Some ATMs are filled with over $2,000 a day; that’s $14,000 a week; and $56,000 a month. Give or take the money going out from transactions, ATMs offer malicious actors substantial monetary reward.
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ATM usage is undeniable, with the average ATM being used 300 times a month, and over 10 billion ATM transactions being performed in the US every year. This means a large number of people are susceptible to being targeted by an attack.
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Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is a trend whereby employee-owned devices are being used within a business. BYOD policies enable employees to use the same devices for personal and office use, allowing them to work remotely if need be.
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Critical infrastructure is recognised by governments as the body of systems, networks and assets (be that physical or virtual) that is so essential that their continued operation is required to ensure the security of a given nation, its economy and the public’s health and/or safety.
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Data centers are facilities that centralize an organization’s shared IT operations and equipment, including computing and networking equipment. Data centers are comprised of routers, switches, security devices, storage systems, servers, application-delivery controllers and more.
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The healthcare industry is a vital component of a nation’s critical infrastructure. The various entities that make up the healthcare sector perform tasks ranging from day-to-day activities to life-saving operations.
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Organizations also need to be aware of insiders who purposefully reveal confidential and sensitive information for personal gain.
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Today, Wi-Fi is everywhere; we find it in homes, offices, coffee shops, airports, hospitals, and even the street. Humans rely on an internet connection on a day-to-day basis, whether it be for personal or professional reasons.
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The number of organizations that are using MSSPs has increased over the years for various reasons. Importantly, due to the evolving nature of internal and external threats, cybersecurity is not only becoming progressively important, but increasingly complex.
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Section 889 is part of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2019. The statute imposes new restrictions on the procurement of telecommunications equipment or services from certain companies, and their subsidiaries or affiliates, based on their ties to the Chinese government.
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The pharmaceutical industry is one of the most vital industries in the world; discovering, developing, producing and marketing drugs and medication to help patients suffering from illnesses as minor as the common cold, to life threatening diseases such as cancer.
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PoisonTap is built for Raspberry Pi and produces a cascading effect by exploiting the existing trust in various mechanisms of a machine and network to produce a snowball effect of information exfiltration, network access and installation of semi-permanent backdoors.
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Supply chain threats are present during the various phases of an information system’s development life cycle and could create an unacceptable risk to federal agencies.
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Operational technology (OT) is the hardware and software responsible for physical processes, devices, and infrastructure. OT is a core component of critical infrastructure and, in turn, states’ national security.
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model but also a mindset. ZT is based on the idea that threat exists everywhere, both inside and outside traditional network boundaries. Essentially, anyone and anything can be a security risk.
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Operational technology (OT) is the hardware and software responsible for physical processes, devices, and infrastructure. OT is a core component of critical infrastructure and, in turn, states’ national security.
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