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Eclypsium announced five new appointments to its executive team with key hires across research, sales and marketing. The company also welcomed Ramy Houssaini to Eclypsium’s Strategic Advisory Board. The expansion follows Eclypsium’s continued customer … Continue reading Eclypsium expands its executive team with new appointments
Eclypsium announced that it has signed its first distribution agreement in Japan, with Macnica- the country’s largest global technology solutions provider. This alliance will further expand Eclypsium’s global presence and its ecosystem of partners and … Continue reading Eclypsium partners with Macnica to expand security solutions and services in Japan and APAC
Eclypsium announced the appointment of Jarrod Bogue as Chief Revenue Officer and welcomed Arif Kareem to Eclypsium’s Board of Advisors. As Eclypsium’s first CRO, Jarrod joins the organization with over 20 years of experience driving growth across multi… Continue reading Eclypsium appoints Arif Kareem to Board of Advisors and Jarrod Bogue as CRO
An estimated 30 million Dell computers are affected by several vulnerabilities that may enable an attacker to remotely execute code in the pre-boot (BIOS/UEFI) environment, Eclypsium researchers have found. The vulnerabilities The vulnerabilities affec… Continue reading Vulnerabilities in Dell computers allow RCE at the BIOS/UEFI level
Eclypsium announced it has partnered with SecureCraft, an authorized Singapore-based IT security distributor for Singapore and Malaysia. Leveraging its market expertise and existing network and channel outreach, Securecraft will lead the introduction o… Continue reading Eclypsium partners with SecureCraft to extend distribution of its enterprise device integrity platform
ReversingLabs Malware Lab: Detect, classify, analyze, and respond to malicious files Designed to support modern security organizations increasingly delegating malware analysis to specific security operations (SOC) or development security operations (De… Continue reading New infosec products of the week: May 21, 2021
Eclypsium announced a major new extension to their enterprise device integrity platform, which lets organizations easily extend visibility and security beyond their traditional endpoints to now include network and unmanaged devices that can impact over… Continue reading Eclypsium’s enhanced offering extends security to network and unmanaged devices
Recent attacks have caused the security industry to direct significant attention to supply chain security. As organizations look to address those challenges, it’s critical to start with what is arguably the most integral piece of the supply chain: the… Continue reading Don’t Let the Fox Watch the Henhouse: Securing Firmware
A new “TrickBoot” module scans for vulnerable firmware and has the ability to read, write and erase it on devices. Continue reading TrickBot Returns with a Vengeance, Sporting Rare Bootkit Functions
The malicious software known as TrickBot has morphed again, this time with a module that probes booting process firmware for vulnerabilities, possibly setting the stage for attacks that could ultimately destroy devices, researchers say. Two cybersecurity companies, Eclypsium and Advanced Intelligence (Advintel), dubbed the TrickBot add-on module “TrickBoot,” since it targets the UEFI/BIOS firmware. Firmware is permanent code programmed into a hardware device, while UEFI and BIOS are two kinds of specifications that manage a device’s start-up. TrickBoot, then, is s a “significant step in the evolution of TrickBot,” the researchers say, that could make TrickBot especially pesty. “Since firmware is stored on the motherboard as opposed to the system drives, these threats can provide attackers with ongoing persistence even if a system is re-imaged or a hard drive is replaced,” they wrote.”Equally impactful, if firmware is used to brick a device, the recovery scenarios are markedly different (and more difficult) than recovery […]
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