New Dellfer Program Helps Monetize Firmware Security in OEM Channel
Tools and Training to Drive Zero-Trust Security into IoT Devices SAN FRANCISCO, CA, UNITED STATES, September 21, 2022 – Dellfer, the leading provider of cybersecurity
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Growth of the ICS Security Market and Need
On September 15th, the Subcommittee on Cybersecurity, Infrastructure Protection & Innovation held a hearing “to examine Federal efforts to strengthen the security of industrial control
Securing Public Transit in the New Age
As Skylar Woodhouse wrote for Bloomberg, “US public transit systems face a long road to recovery.” With the pandemic and large-scale adoption of work-from-home models,
The Importance of Protecting Industrial Control Systems
Dellfer has announced yet another exciting achievement in its mission to assist operators through the crucial process of protecting against threats and intrusions. The ZeroDayGuard
Dellfer First Cybersecurity Solution to Achieve Highest Safety Level of IEC 61508 Certification for Industrial Control Systems
ZeroDayGuard Toolkit for IoT Firmware Safety Certified for Any SIL San Mateo, CA—August 10, 2022—Dellfer, the leading provider of cybersecurity for IoT firmware, today announced
Train Safety: The Importance of Railway Security Certification
As Dellfer CEO James Blaisdell states, “Railways play a critical role in transportation worldwide, with more than 150,000 kilometers, of the world’s 850,000, in the
Dellfer Certified to Secure the More Than 850,000 KM of Global Railways
IoT Security Leader Receives EN 50128 Certification for Any SIL San Mateo, CA—July 27, 2022— Dellfer, the leading provider of cybersecurity for IoT firmware, today
Sh*Load Exploits (Episode V: Return of the Error)
Firmware Developers Need To Know Our first post in the Firmware Developers Need To Know blog series, Episode I: The Last Error, pointed out the
Going the Extra Mile: Medical Devices and Safety Certification
In our mission to provide the highest quality cybersecurity for IoT firmware, we were very proud to share that our ZeroDayGuard Developers Toolkit was granted
Dellfer Announces IEC 62304 Certification for Any Class of Medical Device Software
ZeroDayGuard Developers Toolkit Meets Highest Quality Standards for Use in the Most Regulated Medical Devices The IEC 62304 certification for ZeroDayGuard, on the heels of
A Guide to ASIL Certification and Why It Matters
As we covered previously, certifications are important to amplifying safety in the evolving automotive industry. Specifically, ISO 26262 outlines requirements designated for electronic and software
Dellfer Hires Channel Expert to Expand on Increasing Traction with IoT Security Solution
New Addition Brings Combination of Security and Channel Experience to Manage and Grow Sales of IoT Firmware Across Industries Around the World SAN MATEO, CA,
Safety First: Why ISO 26262 Certification is Important for the Automotive Industry
As we recently announced, Dellfer’s ZeroDayGuard Platform was the first cybersecurity solution to receive certification for ISO 26262 at the highest level. This is an
Dellfer First Cybersecurity Company to Achieve Highest Automotive Safety Level for ISO 26262
ZeroDayGuard Platform for IoT Firmware Security Certified as ASIL-D SAN FRANCISCO, CA, UNITED STATES, June 6, 2022 — Dellfer, the leading provider of cybersecurity for IoT
The Future of Secure Connected Devices and Consumer Digital Hygiene
As TechRadar pointed out, Ericsson once predicted that by 2020 we would have 50 billion Internet-Connected Things (IoT). Well, we may not have met that
Unsecured IoT Devices are Under Attack
We are amid a bit of what can be described as a perfect storm for cybersecurity. As we’ve covered before, the threat landscape is expanding
Transit Hubs at Risk for Cyberattacks
As we have covered before, automotive cybersecurity is increasingly important. While witnessing the rapid expansion of connective tech driving the industry forward, we are also
Spring Cleaning – Connected Devices, Connected Cars and IoT
Spring is finally here, but so is a new software vulnerability with the same name. As HIPAA Journal reports, “Two remote code execution vulnerabilities have
