Top Firmware Attack Vectors: Supply Chain Security's Missing Link

#1667497: Top Firmware Attack Vectors: Supply Chain Security's Missing Link

Description:	Firmware presents real threats to the enterprise, and an attack surface enticing to threat actors. Cyberattackers use firmware vulnerabilities to break in and achieve persistence inside target environments, leading to repeated data breaches. In this webinar we’ll discuss how firmware vulnerabilities make their way through the IT infrastructure supply chain, and how to protect your enterprise from this growing category of threat. We’ll cover: Where firmware comes from, and how it brings vulnerabilities in the enterprise’s front door. Backdoors, malware, and firmware tampering for persistence Mis-Configured or Missing Security Controls - UEFI, missing or misconfigured Secure Boot, Intel Bootguard, and more Recently disclosed vulnerabilities and research in firmware threats
More info:	https://info.eclypsium.com/top-firmware-attack-vectors-february-2025?utm_campaign=8236945-2025-02-27-Webubar-Top%20Firmware%20Attack%20Vectors%3A%20Supply%20Chain%20Security%E2%80%99s%20Missing%20Link&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_3Te9s6ylUyKUj5JkW7-k-clivtFQtj43E9XvnFsdmvjpKYaMdJzJRZ3o-kJ_cYz6TSRu_jNUsSj5HzC_0LBDRlo4--A&_hsmi=348195640&utm_content=348195640&utm_source=hs_email

Description:

Firmware presents real threats to the enterprise, and an attack surface enticing to threat actors. Cyberattackers use firmware vulnerabilities to break in and achieve persistence inside target environments, leading to repeated data breaches. In this webinar we’ll discuss how firmware vulnerabilities make their way through the IT infrastructure supply chain, and how to protect your enterprise from this growing category of threat.

We’ll cover:

Where firmware comes from, and how it brings vulnerabilities in the enterprise’s front door.
Backdoors, malware, and firmware tampering for persistence
Mis-Configured or Missing Security Controls - UEFI, missing or misconfigured Secure Boot, Intel Bootguard, and more
Recently disclosed vulnerabilities and research in firmware threats

More info:

https://info.eclypsium.com/top-firmware-attack-vectors-february-2025?utm_campaign=8236945-2025-02-27-Webubar-Top%20Firmware%20Attack%20Vectors%3A%20Supply%20Chain%20Security%E2%80%99s%20Missing%20Link&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_3Te9s6ylUyKUj5JkW7-k-clivtFQtj43E9XvnFsdmvjpKYaMdJzJRZ3o-kJ_cYz6TSRu_jNUsSj5HzC_0LBDRlo4--A&_hsmi=348195640&utm_content=348195640&utm_source=hs_email

Date added	Feb. 20, 2025, 9:42 p.m.
Source	Eclypsium
Subjects	Firmware - Various Info on - Backdoors, Trojans and RATs PodCasts / Webcast / Webinar / eSummit / Virtual Event etc. Retail / Supply Chain Industry News Security Management/Strategic Security/ROI/ROSI UEFI - Unified Extensible Firmware Interface
Venue	Feb. 27, 2025, midnight - Feb. 27, 2025, midnight