Securing the Edge: Zero Trust & Least Functionality
BedRock Systems’ formally proven trusted virtualization with Active Security™ has demonstrated Least Functionality as a method to prevent proliferating attack vectors and TTPs that others cannot.
Least Functionality: How BedRock Secures Critical Infrastructure Against Current and Future Cyber-Physical threats
With cyber physical threats organizations are embracing least functionality and architectures that are intelligently execute only the tasks necessary to perform a specific function.
Four Takeaways from The DOE Cybersecurity and Technology Innovation Conference
By John Walsh | SVP Business Development & Strategy I recently joined top thought leaders at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Cybersecurity and Technology Innovation conference to discuss the future of the integration of information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) within critical infrastructure, focusing on “Leveraging Innovation to Meet Future Challenges.” A year after the Colonial […]
Why Least Functionality Must be a Core Tenet of Zero Trust Architectures
In the last year and a half, business models have shifted significantly as remote work and cloud migration have changed the security landscape. Identity and access management are perhaps the most crucial components of producing the cybersecurity policies and practices required to provide authorized users with a secure way to access their data, applications and […]
Why Modern Cyber Security and Ransomware Threats Mean It’s Time to Move Beyond Least Privilege to Least Functionality
John Walsh, SVP Business Development and Strategy at BedRock Systems Inc. The SolarWinds cyberattack went undetected for over a year before it was publicized last winter, following in the footsteps of many preceding cyberattacks. Unfortunately, many cyber threats remain undetected for long periods of time – most go undetected for 45-100 days and required another […]
Effectively Execute on the New Cybersecurity EO with an Active vs. Passive Security Posture
To effectively execute on the cybersecurity EO, organizations will have to shift their approach to security from passive to active.
Time for Critical Industry to BedRock its Infrastructure
Barely a week passes by without worrying news of an attack on the infrastructure we rely so heavily on. Who would have thought that the availability of the most essential foundations for life on this planet are at risk? While experts have warned for decades that we need to take action, the recent incident in […]
Formal Methods Address the Deficiencies Of the Traditional Development Processes
Traditionally, software design relies on inefficient, ineffective, informal techniques to ensure that the software operates as intended. Consequently, bugs slip through the quality assurance process and companies spend a great deal of time and money trying to fix them. Formal methods techniques provide an alternative (but complementary) means to ensure quality. Using these techniques, developers build mathematical models of the systems and use logic to reason precisely about them.
Not All Hypervisors are Created Equally
BedRock HyperVisor™ or BHV™ is built with leading edge materials: a formally verified trusted computing base with a precise specification, so confidential data is protected and applications behave exactly as specified.
Build a Trusted Computing Base for Your Business Applications
New design ensures that company data is safe and applications perform as expected. By Osman Ismael Merriman-Webster defines trust as “one in which confidence is placed”. Nowadays, businesses have difficulty placing their trust in their computer systems because they constantly fall victim to attack. The problem is traditional hypervisor design is outdated. A hypervisor based […]
