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During May 2021, Armis monitored the leak sites of 13 different ransomware gangs, collecting data about the volume, size, industry and supply chain of each victim.

A new feature has the potential to put Amazon devices — and your business — at risk.

Newly disclosed vulnerabilities in Siemens PLCs allow an attacker to gain read and write access anywhere on the PLC, including deep in its kernel and remotely execute malicious code. Armis monitors the integrity of PLC programs and detects whether the program state has changed.

JBS, the world’s largest meat supplier, fell victim to a ransomware attack joining a long list of recent ransomware attacks that have caused fuel shortages with the Colonial Pipeline, beer production brought to a standstill at Molson Coors or empty shelves in Dutch and Belgian supermarkets. Armis can detect when a device is behaving in an anomalous manner and trigger the appropriate actions.

Armis and global connectivity specialist Eseye announced a strategic partnership and joint solution that enables organizations to deploy connected devices anywhere in the world with enterprise-class security and consistent, reliable cellular (4G/LTE/5G) connectivity. Together, this joint solution ensures organizations can deploy and access virtually any device globally with confidence.

Armis and global connectivity specialist Eseye announced a strategic partnership and joint solution that enables organizations to deploy connected devices anywhere in the world with enterprise-class security and consistent, reliable cellular (4G/LTE/5G) connectivity. Together, this joint solution ensures organizations can deploy and access virtually any device globally with confidence.