Firmware Security for Server Infrastructure

This technical report discusses the increasing prevalence of firmware attacks targeting servers, highlighting that 80% of enterprises have experienced such attacks in the last two years. It outlines the role of ransomware groups, such as Cl0p and DarkSide, in exploiting firmware vulnerabilities to disrupt operations and steal data. The document presents the Eclypsium firmware security platform, which automates the identification, verification, and fortification of firmware and hardware across server environments. Key functionalities include automated visibility into firmware configurations, vulnerability assessments, and the ability to apply patches remotely. The report details common use cases, such as ransomware protection, cloud-based updates, and supply chain risk management. It also describes the platform's capabilities in detecting known and unknown threats, monitoring device integrity, and integrating with existing security tools. The report emphasizes the importance of securing firmware to protect critical server infrastructure from evolving cyber threats.