
Improving Airport Cybersecurity Starts with Visibility
Nozomi Networks is a founding partner in CISA’s expansion of the Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative (JCDC) to incorporate ICS security expertise.
Nozomi Networks is a founding partner in CISA’s expansion of the Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative (JCDC) to incorporate ICS security expertise.
With vendors leveraging increasingly advanced obfuscation and encryption techniques to protect the confidentiality of their code, finding vulnerabilities can be especially challenging. Another difficulty is the firmware itself becoming a challenge to reverse, if it was compiled for an obsolete architecture and commercial disassemblers can’t properly reconstruct it. The firmware in the Schneider Electric APC PDU is an example of such a code; it has been around for years and is compiled for an old and obsolete version of the Intel 80286, which prevents easy reading or inspection.
Earlier this year the White House launched an ICS Cybersecurity Initiative designed to strengthen the cybersecurity of our nation’s critical infrastructure. The initiative began with a 100-Day Action Plan for the U.S. electricity subsector and has recently extended to oil and gas pipelines.
Fortinet and Nozomi Networks achieve another partnership milestone with two new integrations that help eliminate the gap between IT and OT. Now Nozomi Networks Guardian is now comprehensively integrated with FortiGate, FortiNAC, and FortiSIEM.
Learn how these integrations deliver full visibility across IT and OT environments, improve access control and speed incident response.