Securing Static Vulnerable Devices

Many computing devices today are deployed with a static configuration that cannot be modified. Some are due to governance restrictions (e.g., FDA-approved medical devices) while others are legacy systems or embedded devices. This excludes these devices from operating system, anti-virus, and...

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Chris Farrell

September 17, 2013

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