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        The key to MegaRAC OpenEdition’s flexibility is a robust “common core” concept that delivers a highly-managed source base with high ROI, and a complete Service Processor Solution for wide product deployments. MegaRAC OpenEdition includes dedicated support, code patches and security advisories that all AMI customers trust and expect.

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        The supply chain is a significant cybersecurity threat for mission-critical servers in modern data centers or enterprises. Before a device leaves the manufacturing site, it’s crucial for the original design manufacturers (ODMs), OEMs and firmware suppliers to work together to ensure the firmware is attested. At AMI, we are committed to helping maintain firmware integrity throughout the supply chain.

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        Zero Trust security is essential for protecting an organization’s infrastructure and business critical data in today’s digital transformation. But without secure firmware running on the infrastructure, Zero Trust strategy weakens significantly.

        From your car to airport kiosks and power grids, nearly all technology is powered by firmware and for that reason, firmware attacks are on the rise. Firmware attacks are much more dangerous than OS-based attacks because firmware is invisible to OS-based security solutions.

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MegaRAC OneTree Unveils Powerful New OpenBMC Features and Enhancements

MegaRAC OneTree Unveils Powerful New OpenBMC Features and Enhancements

by ahsanquadri | Jul 10, 2023 | AMI in the News, BMC, Tech Blog

Adonay Berhe Product Marketing AMI’s next-generation BMC firmware – MegaRAC OneTreeTM, unveils powerful new features and enhancements in its latest release. These additions are tailored to further meet the needs of modern-day data centers, cloud providers,...
Platform Root of Trust in Healthcare Can Be a Life-Saving Measure

Platform Root of Trust in Healthcare Can Be a Life-Saving Measure

by ahsanquadri | Jun 26, 2023 | FIRMly Secure, Tech Blog

Thomas McCarthy Product Marketing The cybersecurity world has placed a good deal of attention on malware such as the Black Lotus bootkit, and the Android-based bank credential-stealing malware Xenomorph. As these large threats loom, we are reminded about one of the...
Five Best Coding Practices to Secure the Firmware Supply Chain

Five Best Coding Practices to Secure the Firmware Supply Chain

by ahsanquadri | Jun 16, 2023 | FIRMly Secure, Tech Blog

Brian Wheeler Technical Marketing “Firmware presents a large and ever-expanding attack surface,” says the U.S. government in a joint report from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Commerce. This 2022 report, a response to the Cybersecurity...
Implementing Data Center-Modular Hardware System with AMI Build Orchestrator

Implementing Data Center-Modular Hardware System with AMI Build Orchestrator

by Jasper Liang | Apr 16, 2023 | AMI in the News, Press Release, Tech Blog

Brian Wheeler Technical Marketing Engineer Continued innovation and evolution in computing technology have driven an increase in planned obsolescence and cost to Hyperscalers and Enterprise customers. Large investments in compute infrastructure cause vendor lock-in to...
Securing Arm®-based Servers with Platform Firmware Resiliency

Securing Arm®-based Servers with Platform Firmware Resiliency

by Jasper Liang | Apr 10, 2023 | FIRMly Secure, Press Release, Tech Blog

Thomas McCarthy Product Marketing In a February 2022 supply chain security report issued by the Department of Homeland Security, platform firmware was referred to as, “one of the stealthiest methods in which an attacker can compromise devices at scale.” The reason is...
Slamming the Back Door on Platform Vulnerabilities

Slamming the Back Door on Platform Vulnerabilities

by Thomas McCarthy | Feb 1, 2023 | FIRMly Secure, Tech Blog

Thomas McCarthy Product Marketing Once thought of as just a theoretical possibility, Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) exploits are becoming more common – and their threat is ever increasing. The UEFI specification introduced features to create a...
Turn Your Platform into a Fortress of Resilience

Turn Your Platform into a Fortress of Resilience

by Kelly Bryant | Jan 26, 2023 | FIRMly Secure, Tech Blog

Are you ready for Cyber Attacks? Secure your Critical Infrastructure Foundation today.

Are you ready for Cyber Attacks? Secure your Critical Infrastructure Foundation today.

by | Oct 4, 2022 | FIRMly Secure, Tech Blog

Tom McCarthy Product Marketing The Need for Firmware Security Firmware security is critical to protecting our computer systems and other sensitive information. Unfortunately, hackers have increasingly targeted firmware to gain access to these systems. The US...
AMI’s Collaboration with NIST® National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence Details Solutions for 5G Security

AMI’s Collaboration with NIST® National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence Details Solutions for 5G Security

by | Jun 22, 2022 | FIRMly Secure, Tech Blog

To help organizations effectively manage 5G-related cybersecurity risks, the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) launched the 5G Cybersecurity project. AMI along with our fellow collaborators...
Securing Supply Chain Firmware Security with SBOM

Securing Supply Chain Firmware Security with SBOM

by | Jun 6, 2022 | FIRMly Secure, Tech Blog

Brian Mullen Senior Manager, Global Security Software Group As supply chains become increasingly complex, so too does the potential for firmware-related attacks. Firmware is the software that controls a device’s hardware. It’s embedded in everything from...
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