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Today's cyber threats target organizations of every size. That's why modern access control can't be optional. #FortinetZTNA delivers enterprise-grade Zero Trust to small and mid-sized businesses, with simplified deployment, built-in scalability, and seamless integration via the Fortinet Security Fabric.💡 Powered by FortiGate NGFW, FortiClient, and FortiAuthenticator—you get smart, secure access from the inside out. Secure smart. Scale with confidence. #Fortinet #ZTNA #CyberSecurity #SMBSecurity #AccessControl #SecurityFabric

Owl Cyber Defense has released Owl Talon v3.3, the latest version of its globally trusted data diode platform.   Built for the world’s most sensitive environments, Owl Talon v3.3 enhances usability and delivers stronger protection for mission-critical operations.   From zero-downtime High Availability failover to next-gen high-speed transfer protocols, the platform empowers organizations to safeguard OT and IT networks with uncompromising security—preventing tampering, data leakage, and cyber threats while ensuring operations never stop. Read more about the upgrade here: https://lnkd.in/dMJjPHah #CyberSecurity #DataDiode #OTSecurity #CriticalInfrastructure #MissionCritical #OregonSystems

Bill of Materials (BOMs) are emerging as powerful enablers of proactive security governance.  They are no longer just technical inventories, but offer deep visibility, helping organisations secure increasingly complex technology ecosystems, while protecting both physical and digital assets. As organisations navigate increasing complexity, BOMs offer clarity, control and confidence.    Explore how BOMs can transform cybersecurity from reactive to proactive in our latest report: https://lnkd.in/gYB5dChS #RethinkRisk #FitForFuture #BoMGovernance #Cybersecurity #EmergingTechnologies  Sivarama Krishnan | Siddharth Vishwanath | Sundareshwar K (Sundar) | Praveen Sasidharan | Vivek Venugopal

Demystifying the Alphabet Soup of Trust: SBOM, HBOM, AIBOM, & QBOM are Your Organization's New Best Friends In today's complex digital landscape, understanding the building blocks of your technology is no longer a "nice-to-have"—it's a critical security and compliance imperative. With the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) recently issuing updated guidelines on the submission of various "Bills of Materials," it's time for every organization to pay close attention. The era of opaque technology stacks is over. It's time to embrace the transparency that SBOM, HBOM, AIBOM, and QBOM provide. Your organization's security, compliance, and reputation depend on it. Read more on our thoughts on this topic: https://lnkd.in/gYB5dChS #Cybersecurity #CERTIn #SBOM #HBOM #AIBOM #QBOM #SupplyChainSecurity #RiskManagement #Compliance #DigitalIndia

The CERT-In Technical Guidelines (v2.0, July 2025) mandate that all government, public sector, essential services, and software export/service organizations adopt Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs) as a standard practice in software development and procurement to strengthen supply chain security. The directives require that software supplied to these entities must be accompanied by a complete SBOM (in SPDX or CycloneDX format), covering details like components, versions, licenses, vulnerabilities, and patch status. CERT-In further emphasizes continuous SBOM updates, secure storage and sharing, integration with vulnerability databases, and use of VEX/CSAF advisories for transparent vulnerability reporting. Alongside SBOM, the guidelines extend to QBOM (Quantum), CBOM (Cryptography), AIBOM (AI), and HBOM (Hardware) to address risks in emerging technologies, ensuring India’s critical infrastructure and digital ecosystem remain resilient against evolving cyber threats. Nivetha N

Beyond just serving as inventories, Bills of Materials (BOMs) are now used to strengthen cybersecurity. Organizations are now integrating BOM governance into enterprise practices for proactive risk management and secure-by-design systems. From a regulatory standpoint, CERT-In has recently provided clear guidelines on maintaining Software BOM (SBOM), Hardware BOM (HBOM), Cryptographic BOM (CBOM) and quantum BOM (QBOM) and lastly, Artificial intelligence BOM (AIBOM).

🔒 Cybersecurity Isn’t Optional In today’s telecom landscape, cyber threats are not just a possibility — they are a reality. As networks evolve with 5G and beyond, so do the risks. we believe constant vigilance is the price of trust. Protecting telecom infrastructure means safeguarding more than just data — it’s about securing connections, businesses, and the trust of millions of users worldwide. Building resilient, secure systems isn’t a one-time effort; it’s a continuous commitment. Let’s keep cybersecurity at the core of innovation. #Tauspace #CyberSecurity #TrustInTech

🔒 Dynamic Reconfiguration for Hardware-Based Cybersecurity The MEDIATE framework is advancing adaptable Sentinel platforms that integrate secure hardware mechanisms, like secure enclaves, to deploy diverse cybersecurity algorithms. By leveraging dynamic reconfiguration, the Overwatch DSS stage can adapt Sentinel components in real-time based on platform status and emerging security threats. These hardware-based sentinels ensure sensitive code and data are processed in isolated, secure compartments—creating a hardware root of trust that remains protected even if the OS or device is compromised. 🌐 Learn more about our approach to hardware-software integrated security: https://lnkd.in/dd-8dY7U #CyberSecurity #HardwareSecurity #FPGA #CyberResilience #HorizonEurope #MEDIATE #IoTSecurity

👀 Big News from NTM I National Technology Management: Introducing their complete and secure digital ecosystem, Protect, Elevate and Automate. This is designed to elevate how businesses manage cybersecurity, IT infrastructure and automation. Learn more: https://brnw.ch/21wVTmt #Cybersecurity #DigitalTransformation #TechInnovation #NTM #ProtectElevateAutomate Photo Credit: National Technology Management

As charging networks scale globally, the protocols connecting chargers to management systems become the backbone of the entire ecosystem. But with growth comes risk. A recent study in International Journal of Information Security highlights critical vulnerabilities in OCPP, particularly in older versions still widely in use. The paper rightly stresses the need for robust cyber defense frameworks—from mandatory TLS encryption to certificate-based authentication and stricter handling of legacy systems. For CPOs and eMSPs, the takeaway is clear: 🔹 Security cannot be an afterthought. 🔹 Migration to OCPP 2.0.1 / 2.1 is not just about features, but about safeguarding trust and reliability. As an industry, we must ensure that the infrastructure enabling clean mobility is also secure mobility. #Gnrgy#EVCharging #OCPP #CyberSecurity #eMobility #Infrastructure