The FirmGuard Blog
Absolute Security acquires FirmGuard to strengthen firmware security, compliance, and resilience for enterprise AI, endpoints, and autonomous agents.
FirmGuard launches SecureReset, enabling remote forensic wipe and Windows reimage without an OS, cutting endpoint recovery from days to hours, for IT.
SecureReset enables remote, pre-OS forensic wiping and Windows reimaging of infected, failed, or retired endpoints without physical access.
Deleting data isn’t enough. A Certificate of Data Destruction provides verifiable proof that devices were securely wiped and compliant with regulations
FirmGuard protects every device connection with modern TLS, strong encryption, and secure infrastructure to keep your data safe in transit.
Continuous firmware monitoring strengthens SI-7 compliance with real-time integrity checks, faster detection, and a more trustworthy system foundation.
SecureLock™ enforces compliance and boot-level security, safeguarding endpoints offline and in restricted or high-security networks.
SecureEndurance™ safeguards FirmGuard from removal, ensuring uninterrupted protection, visibility, and compliance on every endpoint.
Unmonitored firmware weakens SI-7 compliance and exposes systems to attack. Discover how to close hidden security gaps.
Researchers at ESET discovered a new UEFI-based ransomware dubbed HybridPetya. This malware relies on a vulnerability that was previously disclosed in January, 2025 (CVE-2024-7344) and facilitates bypass of Secure Boot.
