Attacks targeting hardware and firmware have become among the most severe threats to modern organizations due to their deep access and persistence capabilities. Firmware operates with the highest level of privilege, allowing attackers to bypass traditional security controls and remain undetected. As a result, this layer has become an increasingly active target for cyber threats, where vulnerabilities are often abundant and protections are limited. Unlike conventional malware, firmware attacks involve different techniques and require specialized defenses. Organizations must understand these unique attack vectors and strengthen their ability to detect, monitor, and secure firmware components to effectively protect critical systems.

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