Verve in the News
The latest news, press releases and mentions of Verve Industrial Protection.
How COVID-19 is affecting manufacturing cybersecurity
Forward-looking organizations realize they need the same level of aggressiveness to protect assets as they have done for COVID-19 risk reduction. A three-pronged strategy on securing essential infrastructure is highlighted.
Read more8 lessons from the Garmin ransomware attack
In late July, a ransomware attack on Garmin brought the company’s business to its knees. The attack forced the business, a major player in the GPS smartwatch and wearables market, to shut down Garmin Connect, the website used by users to sync data about activities such as runs and bike rides, as well as its aviation database services, some production…
Read moreNew Windows Print Spooler Zero-Day Flaws Harken Back to Stuxnet
Researchers find new flaws in the ubiquitous decades-old printer software in Windows, including one that bypasses a recent Microsoft patch.
Read moreOvercoming Cybersecurity Overload & Security Impacts During Covid-19
In this article, we offer a few ideas to get back on top of these industrial cyber-security challenges and bring together a cohesive plan of attack to address both the ongoing threats and the new realities of our COVID-19 world.
Read moreJohn Livingston – TechStrong TV
Recognized as a top OT cybersecurity solution, Verve Industrial focuses on increasing defense of industrial control systems. CEO John Livingston joins TechStrong TV to discuss the current state of cyber for ICS.
Read moreRipple20 And Industrial Control Systems
Awhile back, I wrote about URG11 and network stack flaws are not anything new, and are miscreants left over from the 1990’s and early 2000’s – a period where these bugs were rampant.
Read moreLeak-Tight Data Systems
As manufacturers discover the benefits of expanded digital networks, growing cybersecurity threats must be addressed
Read moreProtecting worker safety, security after COVID-19 pandemic
Expectations for workers are changing due to the pandemic. Even after they return to work, it’s going to be different, and companies need to adjust to this and ensure their workers are cyber-secure.
Read more