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EMB3D Threat Model: Understand threats to embedded devices in critical infrastructure
Critical infrastructure depends on embedded devices across industries such as oil and natural gas, electric, water management, automotive, medical, satellite, autonomous …
Critical vulnerabilities in Siemens PLC devices could allow bypass of protected boot features (CVE-2022-38773)
Red Balloon Security disclosed multiple, critical architectural vulnerabilities in the Siemens SIMATIC and SIPLUS S7-1500 Series PLC that allow for bypass of all protected …
CIS Secure partners with Red Balloon Security to add a layer of security within TSG-approved products
CIS Secure and Red Balloon Security have signed a strategic partnership to deliver firmware defense solution for the secure communications industry. Red Balloon Security and …
Red Balloon Security expands set of offerings for critical infrastructure and a range of industries
Red Balloon Security announced an expanded and customizable set of offerings for critical infrastructure and a range of industries –– including energy, industrial control …
Red Balloon Security appoints David Doggett as Senior Strategist
Red Balloon Security announced the appointment of David Doggett as Senior Strategist for its growing industrial market. Doggett is the former Vice President Cybersecurity and …
Red Balloon Security and Nautilus Hyosung America enhance security for retail ATMs
Red Balloon Security, a leading embedded device security company, has partnered with Nautilus Hyosung America (“NHA”), a global leader in providing ATMs, to deliver enhanced …
High-risk vulnerability in Cisco’s secure boot process impacts millions of devices
Red Balloon Security has discovered a high-risk vulnerability in Cisco’s secure boot process which impacts a wide range of Cisco products in use among enterprise and …
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