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Software-based microsegmentation has limits. This blog explores how Byos’ hardware-enforced approach creates true "microsegments of one," providing protection for any device—even those that can’t run agents.

In today’s industrial landscape, the convergence of Operational Technology (OT) and Information Technology (IT) has introduced both efficiency and connectivity. However, it also brings new cybersecurity challenges. For a Network Security Architect looking to safeguard OT environments, and microsegme

The Oligo research team has uncovered a severe vulnerability dubbed "0.0.0.0 Day," on all major consumer Operating Systems. This vulnerability has been dormant for 18 years. It exposes a fundamental weakness in browser network request handling, potentially granting malicious actors access to sensiti

The NSA recently released a new report called Advancing Zero Trust Maturity Throughout the Network and Environment Pillar. For background context, Zero Trust has 7 pillars: 1. User 2. Device 3. Application/Workload 4. Data 5. Network & Environment 6. Automation and Orches

In this post, we explore how to secure Machine Data Capture within Operational Technology (OT) environments. Highlighting its significance and relevance, we look at how Machine Data Capture serves as a cornerstone for informed decision-making and operational efficiency in various industries. However

With third-party access, security teams face the challenge of making decisions about who, what, and how external partners, vendors, or contractors requiring network access for collaboration or service provisioning, will get it. VPNs have been the staple of Remote Access security, but networks have g

The rise of remote support of robots, industrial controls, sensors and other plant floor systems is transforming OT. Most organizations find that securing access inhibits the process of providing remote support services. The issues revolve around a couple of important considerations: 1. How does an

Over the last decade or so, OT has painfully learned that IT integration and security methods need to be adjusted significantly to adapt to the OT world. OT has significantly different business drivers, assets with different operational requirements, and different technical underpinnings. One of the

To gain an understanding of the challenges CISOs face, Byos interviewed 100 security leaders in major organizations and compiled their 12 biggest issues.

Learn about the five most common network threats and develop strategies to detect, prevent, and mitigate cyberattacks.

This article reviews what malware is, explores the different types of malware, and explains how to prevent malware attacks.

IoT attacks take advantage of both inherent vulnerabilities in IoT devices and their role in organizations’ broader network infrastructure.

Uncover the complexities of securing manufacturing networks with static IP configurations and the transition to DHCP.

This article provides a complete overview of the cyber threat and explains how to protect against rogue access points.

After reviewing the fundamentals, this article outlines the current best practices for denial-of-service attack prevention.

A detailed exploration of lateral movement tactics outlined in the MITRE ATT&CK framework, and best practices for detecting and preventing lateral movement

The best way to mitigate damage is to prevent attacks before they happen. Learn how to prevent initial access attacks inside.

The MITRE ATT&CK framework reveals adversaries’ attack chains so we can identify the “choke points”, where defenders can be in a position of power

Complex security architecture can open additional vectors for attack. Discover how simplicity can improve your organization’s approach to cyber defense.

Trying to deploy DNAT across a multi-site industrial network is an immense, complex challenge. We believe in a better approach to Industrial Networking.

Learn how to recognize different types of cyber attacks using the seven layers of the OSI model.

Proactive, preventative technologies and methods greatly improves the outcomes and effectiveness in a more balanced defense-in-depth strategy

Learn what Vint Cerf would do if he could design the internet all over again, and how his findings can help your organization improve its security posture.

This second part in an ongoing series frames how our adversaries think so you can make your defense strategy more effective

Why is defense evasion growing faster than defenders can detect new techniques? We cover how to bridge the increasing gap between us and cyber adversaries

What is OT cyber security? Check inside to discover what it is, along with common threats and vulnerabilities OT systems must defend against.

From unpacking questions like, “What is manufacturing cybersecurity?” to providing a cybersecurity strategy development plan, here is a primer for cyber security in manufacturing.

Complete list of resources and articles for a successful OT security program and Industry 4.0 digital transformation initiative

Manufacturing is one of the most targeted industries in the world by cybercriminals. Read to learn the top three cybersecurity risks for the manufacturing sector.

This blog explores the issues and tradeoffs for securing remote access, and provides a roadmap to prioritize how you build your operational security plan

The latest manufacturing cybersecurity statistics show it’s the most-targeted industry for attacks. Here’s how to proactively prevent downtime.

We address how to “harden the network” - putting the controls and protections in place to make the network much more resistant to malicious intent

Implementing cybersecurity for chemical manufacturing requires understanding its potential blind spots. Discover the most essential considerations inside.

Getting both security and simplicity of use is rare - adding more layers of security often ends up adding more complexity. Discover how to get both here

The operational technology security market is growing rapidly across many categories. What does that mean for your business? Read on to find out.

Industry 4.0 digital transformation is increasingly gaining momentum. Read this to get a step by step guide to successfully implementing your OT initiative.

OT network security has become a must-have in the industrial sector. Here are the top vendors helping manufacturers protect their OT assets.

Struggling with the unique challenges posed by OT network security? Learn how your organization can create an effective OT security strategy.

The term “Zero Trust” is often misused. Read here to find out what it is, how it works, and how your company can implement it.

The first step in protecting your network from malware is understanding the scope of a potential attack. Learn what you need to know about malware protection.

If your company is the victim of a cybersecurity event, follow these steps for effective enterprise malware removal, communication strategy, and recovery.

From endpoint security to microsegmentation, this article explains how your security team can assemble a comprehensive malware protection solution.

From security trends to cybercrime rates, this article puts all the critical cybersecurity statistics and major events from the last four years in one place.

Cybercrime is on the rise globally with more and more types of malware in use. Security professionals need to understand each and how they work.

Industrial IoT security poses unique challenges — here are our answers to common questions about microsegmentation in the world of IIoT.

The rise of the Internet of Things has also given way to new IoT security threats. Here’s what network pros need to know about common threats and how to mitigate them.

This article shows how organizations can boost their industrial IoT security by protecting networks against its most common vulnerabilities.

As more smart devices and internet-connected equipment enter the workplace, IT departments must prioritize IoT device security.

No network can completely escape compromise. This article explores the latest malware mitigation techniques.

Former SVP and GM at Atmel, Rob Valiton join the company to double down on go-to-market efforts

By creating a micro-segment of one for each endpoint on a network, Byos provides unprecedented security and remote management for IoT devices

Insight will sell and support the Byos Inc. family of patented plug-and-play Secure Endpoint Edge solutions built to provide secure connectivity for the remote/roaming workforce and connected devices

Looking to build an enterprise malware protection stack? This article will help you navigate the provider landscape.

Edge microsegmentation is one of the strongest ways to protect against lateral movement. Here’s how Byos does it.

Want to learn the latest on man-in-the-middle attack prevention? This article is your guide to the current best practices for neutralizing this threat.

This article explores the top three reasons CISOs choose hardware-enforced microsegmentation to protect their devices at the edge.

Find everything you need to know about protecting your network at the edge in our ultimate guide to microsegmentation.

Attack surface reduction is a key element of any modern security strategy, and microsegmentation is the most powerful way to achieve it.

This article defines Zero Trust network security and examines how organizations can implement Zero Trust network architecture with just a few steps.

Protect your company by understanding the techniques attackers use to move freely through infected networks without being detected.

Learn how to detect lateral movement and prevent attackers from strengthening their foothold in your organization’s network.

Strengthening your organization’s security posture? Our introduction to microsegmentation will get you ready to better protect your network.

The best way to ensure that a home worker doesn’t corrupt the corporate network or otherwise expose key assets is to isolate their devices from their untrusted home Wi-Fi networks. In essence, this means micro-segmenting the remote device and creating a network of one. This step extends Zero Trust a

Assuming all networks are dirty is fundamental to any effective remote work security strategy such as Zero Trust. To ensure that a home worker doesn’t corrupt the corporate network, it’s crucial to find a way to isolate their devices from their untrusted home Wi-Fi networks. The answer lies in micro

Today’s public and private networks are by their very nature dirty. Security professionals know that and warn that we should just assume that every network carries significant risk to our devices, data and resources. At Byos, we believe that organizations need to be able to take advantage of low cos

Understanding the traffic at the edge of the corporate network is something that network administrators have long desired since they know their devices are exposed when connecting to any network.

There are a few significant challenges healthcare delivery organizations face in protecting their networks from security threats. The first is the trend of the escalating frequency of vulnerabilities found in networked medical devices.

In the ongoing Work from Home (WFH) evolution, the need to better secure employee endpoints has emerged as a main priority for CISOs. Many organizations have discovered what network and security professionals have long known: once the endpoint outside the perimeter, the level of security is degraded

Byos, Inc., an endpoint security company focused on concept of Endpoint Micro-segmentation through Hardware-Enforced Isolation, recommends caution for attendees of major conferences and events such as the RSA Conference 2020, a leading cybersecurity conference in San Francisco, February 24-28, and t

Byos, Inc., whose award-winning solutions protect endpoints using the novel approach of hardware-enforced isolation from the risks of home and public Wi-Fi networks, announced the receipt of their Canadian patent, covering its Device and Method for Securing a Network Connection. Byos’ technology is

After recent events, it is clear that no organization is immune from attacks that leverage lateral movement on untrusted, dirty networks and that in the remote work era, lateral movement that requires a different approach to defend against. Endpoint Micro-Segmentation using hardware-enforced isolati

The remote Wi-Fi networks corporate endpoints are connecting to remains a weak point in any security architecture. By giving corporate devices their own protected micro-segment of one that security teams can control, the risk posed by this new normal of remote work is greatly reduced.

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solutions validate every access request based on the identity of the user, the device, and the context. However, the last mile security problem of exposed devices on untrusted dirty networks leave Security teams needing a way to monitor and control their remote devic

“It’s imperative to protect mobile employees using dirty networks—public Wi-Fi in coffeeshops, at airports, in hotel lobbies—and all networks should be considered compromised. Even if your organization has a VPN, the devices on those networks are exposed. An attacker can re-route packets or throw ex

Micro segmentation takes the fundamental principle of network segmentation and drives it down to smaller and smaller subnetworks. One security vendor pushing micro segmentation just about as low as you can go — all the way to the individual device level — is a Nova Scotia-based startup called Byos

Operating out of Dalhousie University, the CDL-Atlantic just finished its second cohort, which began last autumn with just over two dozen companies being mentored by some of the region’s top business leaders. The organization never reveals its participants until they graduate as the numbers dwindl

Discover how Byos secures Users and Their Organization’s Network Against Attacks that VPNs Can’t Protect Against

Byos demoed the Byos Secure Endpoint Edge™ and Management Console™ at DemoCamp HFX.

Exploring fundamentals for establishing a baseline of home Wi-Fi hygiene and comparing strategies for securing the Work From Home (WFH) initiative. Compared to setting up a more secure Home Wi-Fi network using traditional Network Segmentation techniques, Endpoint Microsegmentation using Byos µGatewa

Many experts agree that security teams aren’t ready for the spike in employees working on their home networks. Attacks on employees working from home are likely to increase as threat actors adjust their tactics to this new reality. IT Security teams should be aware of the following when supporting w

Wi-Fi Networks, whether public or private, are by their nature insecure and dirty. In fact, security professionals know that we should just assume every network carries inherent risk to our devices, data and resources we access. These are half dozen risks of using dirty public Wi-Fi networks.

Today Byos Inc. introduced its first plug-and-play security product that protects endpoints from threats on local Wi-Fi networks through endpoint micro-segmentation.

First Solution to to Extend Zero Trust Access to Any Remote Wi-Fi Connection Protecting Users and Organizations from Security Risks in Unmanaged and Unprotected Home/Public Wi-Fi Networks HALIFAX, NS, December 22, 2020 – Byos, Inc ., the endpoint micro-segmentation company dedicated to helping

Our second Bug Bounty event took place at the Hardwear.io conference from Sept. 23-27 in The Hague, Netherlands, during the HardPWN Hacking contest. Read more here.

e first of three Bug Bounty events held in Las Vegas, NV during the week of BlackHat and DEF CON. Over the course of 3 days, more than 20 security researchers from North America, South America, and Europe participated, trying to crack the Byos µGateway.

VPNs only encrypt data in transit and do not protect your device from the network. Endpoint micro-segmentation through Hardware-Enforced Isolation provides true protection on Public Wi-Fi.

Hardware-Enforced Isolation using Byos is the redefinition of how devices connect to networks. Here’s why.