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Defend your IT infrastructure against invisible risks across the entire lifecycle.

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IT infrastructure brings hidden risks into enterprise environments. Known vulnerabilities in network routers, switches, and firewalls are being actively targeted by nation state threat groups and ransomware gangs like Black Basta. Verizon uncovered a 34% increase in vulnerability exploitation for initial access, and the median time to exploit a vulnerability in network edge devices was zero days.

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“The very devices that are supposed to be our frontline defense are turning into our greatest weakness. I would argue that the mean time to adapt those devices is on a potentially decade scale, versus the speed of the attacker which is on a daily scale.”

– Pat Opet, Global CISO, JPMorganChase

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Network devices are a prime target for hackers, with over half of the CISA’s Top Routinely Exploited Vulnerabilities affecting network infrastructure. And routers, firewalls, and switches don’t let you install EDR and other key security controls, leaving a huge unmonitored attack surface.

How Devices Are Compromised During Their Production Lifecycle

Exposed Management Interface

Network edge devices are inherently exposed to the internet, so they need to be protected with layers of authentication, authorization, and other protections against malicious action. When a management interface is exposed, it is already a target, and any authentication bypass vulnerability or misconfiguration can leave the door open for attackers.

Vulnerable Firmware

Most network devices are built on Linux. They may have a branded vendor OS like PanOS, Cisco IOS, or FortiOS that users are forced to use, but Linux sits at the foundation. And any Linux vulnerabilities or misconfigurations that sneak through can give attackers a back door into the root of your enterprise network.

Compromised Dependencies

Network device software and firmware has ballooned in recent years, taking on new open source dependencies and multiple new programming languages. This creates more attack surface, and more potential for unknown vulnerabilities. From Log4j to XZUtils to the F5 company breach, compromised dependencies represent real risk to network devices.

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Eclypsium monitors and manages integrity, baseline, vulnerabilities and detects threats in each device in operation.

  • Visibility: hardware, component and version inventory (BOM)
  • Continuous vulnerability and configuration assessment in components and firmware.
  • Integrity and Change Monitoring. Alert on component or firmware changes, persistent threats
  • Remediation. Automated firmware update across many vendors.
  • Compliance with supply chain security controls

Case Study: Learn how a Global Telecommunications company inventories, secures, and hardens active duty network devices. Read Case Study.

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