Eclypsium is the deepest level of visibility you can get into your IT infrastructure and supply chain. See how you can defend the foundation of your enterprise with an Eclypsium demo today.

Eclypsium’s unified platform seamlessly patches and secures the low-level code that enterprise devices run on, so that your business can operate without interruptions, breaches, or risk. Identify every component of your devices for true visibility

Eclypsium is helping enterprises address the biggest blindspot they can’t see: their infrastructure code. See how we protect the code core of the enterprise..

Eclypsium continuously monitors and protects the firmware, components, and devices produced by leading information technology vendors and equipment manufacturers. If you’ve got it, Eclypsium covers it from purchase to patch.

The Eclypsium solution offers organizations improved visibility for detecting compromised or tampered-with firmware (including in the supply chain), detection of critical hardware and firmware vulnerabilities, and improved firmware update management for enterprise endpoint

Discover how Eclypsium solutions can help you identify, verify, and fortify every critical asset in your enterprise.

The Eclypsium supply chain security platform equips organizations to continuously monitor and remediate the critical low-level components of their IT infrastructure during procurement, deployment, and operation. This datasheet provides details on Eclypsium’s capabilities for clients, servers, cloud infrastructure like VMware, and network devices.

Eclypsium is purpose-built to solve these problems, providing organizations with a simple, highly automated platform for ensuring the security of their technology supply chains and the integrity of their devices and underlying firmware.

Take a deep dive into digital supply chain security, the industry at large, and learn about how Eclypsium can help you defend your critical infrastructure. Read our whitepapers below.

Aug 12, 2022 · The Eclypsium Research team has identified three new bootloader vulnerabilities which affect the vast majority of devices released over the past 10 years. These vulnerabilities could be used to easily evade Secure Boot protections and compromise the …