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Responding to Today's Cyberthreats with Layered Security from AMD and Microsoft
Despite all of the efforts to secure endpoint computers, they remain a choice target for cybercriminals. What can be done to stop them? Download this informative whitepaper that shows how using layered security that shields both software and hardware is a proven strategy to prevent your organization from becoming another cybercrime statistic.
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What is the significance of chip-to-cloud security?
A chip-to-cloud security approach is essential as it integrates security measures from the hardware level all the way to the cloud. This layered security is necessary to protect against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, especially as more devices are connected to the internet. With the rise in remote work and the complexity of the attack surface, relying solely on software-based security is no longer sufficient.
How do UEFI bootkits pose a threat?
UEFI bootkits are malicious codes embedded in firmware that load before the operating system, making them invisible to traditional security software. Their prevalence has increased, with the number of known bootkits doubling by late 2021. This trend highlights the need for organizations to adopt hardware-based security measures that can detect and mitigate such threats effectively.
What role does hardware-based security play?
Hardware-based security provides a foundational layer of protection that operates below the operating system, addressing vulnerabilities that software alone cannot. It helps ensure firmware integrity and can enable self-healing capabilities for devices. This approach reduces risks associated with cyber threats and enhances the effectiveness of overall security strategies, particularly in hybrid work environments.
Responding to Today's Cyberthreats with Layered Security from AMD and Microsoft
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