FirmGuard® SecureReimage™ | Remote Endpoint Reimaging from Cloud
March 7, 2025
SecureReimage remotely restores endpoints to a ‘Golden Image,’ ensuring consistency, security, and efficiency in endpoint management.
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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.
UEFI BIOS vulnerabilities stem from supply chain implants, code bugs, and misconfigurations, emphasizing the need for rigorous security measures.
Learn how to safeguard your clients’ networks by addressing vulnerabilities at the BIOS firmware level. Discover the benefits of using tools like FirmGuard to remotely manage and secure endpoints, increase technician efficiency, and boost your revenue, all while closing critical cybersecurity gaps.
The top six UEFI BIOS firmware attacks, their devastating impact, and how to protect your systems with advanced security measures to prevent firmware breaches.