Armis To Detail Risks of Airborne Attack Vector at RSA US 2018

PALO ALTO, Calif., March 7, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Armis, the enterprise IoT security company, today announced that CTO and Co-founder Nadir Izrael and Head of Research Ben Seri will present a session entitled "The New Landscape of Airborne Cyberattacks" at RSA Conference US 2018 on April 18 from 9:15 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. PT in San Francisco. The session will provide an introduction to the fast growing airborne threat and provide best practices for addressing them, as well as include a live demo of an attack using the Blueborne vector.

As more connected devices — from smartphones and smart TVs to security cameras and Echos, and even medical devices — make their way into homes and offices, the risk of attackers stealing sensitive data and spreading malware via Bluetooth and WiFi has increased. The lack of security in connected devices and a rise in significant vulnerabilities found in wireless protocols used by billions of devices are creating a growing threat that is a blind spot for most enterprises today. One example is Blueborne — the attack vector Armis researchers discovered — that exposed more than 5 billion devices worldwide to Bluetooth-based attacks.

"The idea of a viral, airborne threat may seem like sci-fi, but Blueborne is concrete evidence of its existence, previewing the massive reach IoT vulnerabilities can have. What the industry needs to realize now is that traditional enterprise-grade security solutions are useless in identifying and halting attacks traveling through the airborne vector and spreading from device to device," said Nadir Izrael, CTO and co-founder of Armis. "Businesses are undergoing a digital transformation larger in scale than the introduction of the PC and mobile, combined. With more connected devices entering the workplace, it's critical that we discuss the airborne threat landscape and understand how to protect new, unmanaged devices."

For details on the session at RSA, and to register for the discussion, find information and a link below:

The New Landscape of Airborne Cyberattacks
April 18, 2018, 9:15 - 10:00 am PT
Session code MBS-W04

About Armis
Armis eliminates the IoT security blind spot, protecting enterprises from the threat of unmanaged or rogue devices and networks. Customers, including Samsung Research America and IDT Corporation, trust Armis' agentless IoT security platform to discover unmanaged devices, analyze their behavior, and protect your critical information and systems. Armis is a privately held company headquartered in Palo Alto, California, with an office in Tel Aviv.

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