Phoenix Technologies strengthens its collaboration with the UEFI Test Work Group to enhance firmware testing, validation, and compliance across diverse platforms.

Secure Boot ensures only trusted software runs during startup, protecting systems from firmware-level attacks and rootkits, but requires proper setup.

LogoFAIL, a critical UEFI vulnerability, was identified by Binarly in 2023. Phoenix Technologies swiftly resolved it, ensuring secure global firmware updates.

CVSS is an open standard that is used by security professionals everywhere. In fact, Phoenix uses it each time we issue a final pen testing ...

In part 2 of this 3 part series, we explore In the realm of UEFI-based firmware how diverse components, from chip vendor code to specialized ...

In part 1 of this 3 part series, we explore the complexities of system firmware and its connection to the UEFI standard. Understand the evolution ...

Over the last century, vehicles have become increasingly connected and computerized, with the future promising complete L4/L5 autonomy. The complex ...

This is part 4 of a four-part series on autonomous vehicle cybersecurity. Part 1 explains the autonomous vehicle software stack, ...

This is part 3 of a four-part series on autonomous vehicle cybersecurity. Part 1 explains the autonomous vehicle software stack, ...