Connected device security firm Ordr today announced that it has raised $40 million in a Series C funding round. To date, the company has raised more than $90 million.
Ordr Raises $40 Million to Secure Connected Devices
Researchers Devise Attack Using IoT and IT to Deliver Ransomware Against OT
Critical industries must prepare themselves for a new wave of ransomware attacks specifically targeting OT
Critical Vulnerabilities Found in Open Automation Software Platform
Cisco’s Talos research and threat intelligence unit revealed on Wednesday that one of its employees discovered several critical and high-severity vulnerabilities in the Open Automation Software Platform.
Over $1.1 Million Awarded at Pwn2Own Vancouver 2022 for 25 Zero-Day Vulnerabilities
Participants earned a total of more than $1.15 million at the Pwn2Own Vancouver 2022 hacking contest last week.
Hackers Can Abuse Low-Power Mode to Run Malware on Powered-Off iPhones
Defending the Healthcare Security Landscape in the Age of Connected Devices
Articles focused on cybersecurity threats facing the connected medical device market often cite a well-worn statistic: the average hospital bed in the United States has 10 to 15 internet-enabled devices that collect and transmit data.
While this number is important, it only tells part of the larger story.
Hundreds of Thousands of Konica Printers Vulnerable to Hacking via Physical Access
Researchers at Atos-owned cybersecurity consulting firm SEC Consult analyzed Konica Minolta printers to determine what could be achieved by an attacker who has physical access to a device. The answer: a lot!
Webinar Today: Managing IoT/OT Visibility, Protection and Monitoring in a Zero Trust Environment
QNAP Patches Critical Vulnerability in Network Surveillance Products
Taiwanese network-attached storage (NAS) solutions provider QNAP Systems on Friday announced patches for a critical vulnerability impacting some of its network surveillance products.
US Gov Issues Security Memo on Quantum Computing Risks
National security memo warns that a quantum computing could jeopardize civilian and military communications, and defeat security protocols for most Internet-based financial transactions
