Detect Log4J Vulnerabilities in Embedded Products
In December 2021, a critical security flaw known as Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228) was discovered in Apache's Log4j, a widely used Java-based logging library. This vulnerability allows attackers to execute arbitrary code on affected systems, posing severe risks across various industries.
While much attention has been given to patching web applications, a significant category of vulnerable products—connected devices and embedded systems—has often been overlooked. These systems are integral to sectors such as healthcare, manufacturing, and critical infrastructure, making their security paramount.
If you manufacture any embedded products, even detecting the presence of Log4j in each of your SKUs and firmware versions can be extremely challenging and time-consuming.
Traditional manual processes can take 2-8 weeks to determine vulnerability impacts, delaying critical mitigation efforts.
Finite State shortens that process so that it takes seconds to identify the presence of new vulnerabilities as soon as they are discovered.
Key Features of Our Platform:
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Automated Firmware Analysis: Quickly scan and analyze firmware images to detect the presence of Log4j and other vulnerabilities.
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Comprehensive Reporting: Receive detailed reports outlining affected components, enabling targeted remediation.
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Continuous Monitoring: Stay informed about emerging threats with real-time updates and proactive alerts.
Take Action Today
Protect your embedded products from potential exploits by leveraging our advanced detection capabilities. Scan your firmware today.