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For U.S. federal agencies and enterprises aiming to comply with federal standards, NIST 800-53 (Security and Privacy Controls for Information Systems) serves as a cornerstone
SecureWipe ensures complete, remote data erasure for lost or retired devices, meeting strict compliance standards and preventing unauthorized access.
A financial firm used FirmGuard’s SecureWipe to remotely erase a stolen executive laptop, ensuring compliance, avoiding fines, and proving its security value.
SecureReimage remotely restores endpoints to a ‘Golden Image,’ ensuring consistency, security, and efficiency in endpoint management.
A BIOS breach can grant attackers full control over your system. Learn how to detect, mitigate, and prevent BIOS firmware threats. Stay secure!
RMM tools secure OS layers but leave BIOS vulnerable. Learn how FirmGuard bridges the gap with remote BIOS protection, updates, and forensic wiping.
CVE-2024-7344
ESET researchers have identified a critical vulnerability that directly compromises UEFI Secure Boot.
Discover 3 key UEFI BIOS firmware security takeaway from our SecureCheck Audits, and what these mean for your security and IT infrastructure.
Neglecting UEFI BIOS firmware security leaves organizations vulnerable to stealthy, persistent threats that operate below the OS, creating a critical blind spot in their cybersecurity defenses.
Security researchers at ESET discovered BootKitty which is the first known UEFI bootkit that targets Linux.
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