Fasoo at ManuSec USA 2025: Securing Manufacturing IP in VDI Without Slowing Down Innovation

ManuSec USA 2025 in Chicago offered more than just a stage for cybersecurity conversations. It brought into sharp focus a critical operational reality for modern manufacturers: how to protect your most valuable data in increasingly virtualized and AI-enabled environments. In his session, “Securing Manufacturing Data in the AI Era: From Governance to VDI IP Protection,” Ron Arden, Executive Vice President, CTO, and COO of Fasoo Inc., explored a high-impact use case that is becoming...

ManuSec USA 2025 in Chicago offered more than just a stage for cybersecurity conversations. It brought into sharp focus a critical operational reality for...

This year, Fasoo participated in SEMICON West 2025 for the first time as a sponsor of the Coffee Break within the Cybersecurity Forum, Secure Together: Building Cybersecurity Resilience Through Industry Alliances. The day brought together experts from across the semiconductor ecosystem, from fabrication facilities and suppliers to cybersecurity leaders, to explore how the industry can strengthen resilience through collaboration, compliance, and innovation. We sat down with Dimari Epps, VP of Sales at Fasoo, who...

This year, Fasoo participated in SEMICON West 2025 for the first time as a sponsor of the Coffee Break within the Cybersecurity Forum, Secure...

In the Manufacturing Industry, businesses are increasingly embracing digital transformation to drive efficiency, productivity, and innovation. One of the most significant shifts in this transformation is the convergence of Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT). This integration is reshaping the way manufacturers operate, enabling them to leverage the strengths of both domains for better decision-making, real-time insights, and enhanced productivity. What is IT and OT Convergence? To understand the significance of IT and...

In the Manufacturing Industry, businesses are increasingly embracing digital transformation to drive efficiency, productivity, and innovation. One of the most significant shifts in this...

Semiconductor innovation now depends on global collaboration, not single-company efforts. Every phase – from design to production – involves third-party vendors, foundries, research institutes, and OEMs. This cooperative environment drives rapid progress but also creates major risks when sensitive assets, like circuit diagrams and proprietary files, must be shared beyond secure company boundaries. For semiconductor companies, protecting intellectual property (IP) and maintaining regulatory compliance isn’t just a priority, but an existential need. The problem...

Semiconductor innovation now depends on global collaboration, not single-company efforts. Every phase – from design to production – involves third-party vendors, foundries, research institutes,...

The manufacturing industry is at a defining moment. Global competition, evolving supply chains, and regulatory pressures are forcing organizations to innovate faster than ever. At the same time, emerging technologies like generative AI and large language models (LLMs) hold enormous promise for accelerating design cycles, reducing inefficiencies, and empowering teams to build smarter, faster, and better. But innovation comes with risk. Intellectual property (IP) — the designs, formulas, and trade secrets that fuel competitive...

The manufacturing industry is at a defining moment. Global competition, evolving supply chains, and regulatory pressures are forcing organizations to innovate faster than ever....

Organizations rely on file sharing to collaborate with employees, partners, and customers. But without proper protection, once a file leaves your network – through email, cloud storage, or messaging apps – control is lost. You don’t know who opens it, where it goes, or how it’s used. A contract forwarded to the wrong inbox, design documents shared via public cloud, or financial data sent without restrictions can all lead to compliance violations, reputational damage,...

Organizations rely on file sharing to collaborate with employees, partners, and customers. But without proper protection, once a file leaves your network – through...

Every organization is dealing with a massive amount of data, scattered across endpoints, servers, cloud apps, and collaboration platforms. The problem? Most of it is shadow data. Security teams often lack knowledge about which sensitive information they have, where it’s stored, or who has access to it. This lack of visibility creates a perfect storm: compliance gaps, insider risks, and slower responses to breaches. To protect sensitive data, the first step is always the...

Every organization is dealing with a massive amount of data, scattered across endpoints, servers, cloud apps, and collaboration platforms. The problem? Most of it...

Data protection often focuses on files, networks, or the cloud. But what about the moment information is displayed on screen? That’s when secrets can be photographed, copied, or recorded – sometimes without leaving a trace. From a quick smartphone snapshot in a coffee shop to a hidden screen-recording app on a laptop, screens are one of the easiest ways for sensitive data to leak. And unlike firewalls or file encryption, once information is visible,...

Data protection often focuses on files, networks, or the cloud. But what about the moment information is displayed on screen? That’s when secrets can...

AI is only as powerful as the data that fuels it. While new algorithms grab the spotlight, the biggest challenge most organizations face isn’t technical; it’s the messy, unstructured information that drives these systems. Without trusted, well-governed data, even the most advanced AI can misfire, producing biased results, compliance headaches, or even dangerous leaks. Why Data Becomes the Bottleneck Many companies rush to innovate with AI only to find that their enterprise information...

AI is only as powerful as the data that fuels it. While new algorithms grab the spotlight, the biggest challenge most organizations face isn’t...

In the semiconductor industry, the smallest design detail can mean the difference between leading the market and falling years behind. Recently, a high-profile breach shook the sector when sensitive process data for an advanced chip node was stolen from within the company. According to The Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times, those involved captured over a thousand images that hold confidential manufacturing processes and shared them with outside parties. The case has been...

In the semiconductor industry, the smallest design detail can mean the difference between leading the market and falling years behind. Recently, a high-profile breach...

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