Sepio provides the first hardware risk management platform that is based on device EXISTENCE rather than activity.
The HAC-1 solution provides customers with the highest level of visibility, policy enforcement, and mitigation capabilities, which will allow them to better control access to hardware assets. The HAC-1 solution does not require any traffic monitoring and, as such, is device agnostic – whether it’s IT/OT/IoT, if it’s connected to your infrastructure, we will report it.
- No traffic monitoring: No traffic monitoring means no port-mirroring configurations and networking infrastructure changes and most important no risk of private data leakage.
- Rapid deployment: With multiple deployment options including: Agentless, Zero Trust, and Agent-based. Usually it would take less than 24hrs to deploy a full blown Sepio solution in your enterprise.
- No baseline or training: An immediate ROI – once deployed, Sepio’s solution will provide full asset visibility and detect uncontrolled assets, even if they were deployed before Sepio.
- Complete Visibility of Assets: Complete visibility to all of your assets – whether connected as a peripheral or a network element.
- Uncontrolled Asset Mitigation: Mitigate devices that operate at the Physical Layer or HID impersonating devices.
- Low Cost of Ownership: Easy to operate, requiring low maintenance and human intervention overhead.
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