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Meeting U.S. Government Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) Requirements

Why Secure Hardware and Operating Systems Are Essential for Crypto-Agility and How IGEL Delivers Crypto-Agility with wolfSSL As quantum computing advances, traditional encryption methods like RSA and ECC are becoming vulnerable. U.S. federal agencies are now required to transition to…

IGEL OS 12 and FIPS 140-3: Advancing Endpoint Security

Security expectations in federal agencies and financial institutions have evolved. It is no longer just about hardening infrastructure or encrypting traffic. Today, it is about trust—trust in cryptography, platforms, and every endpoint connecting to critical systems.  At Now & Next 2026 in Miami,…

Fast, Secure Access in OT

In modern OT environments, production systems are no longer tied to physical control PCs. Instead, they are virtualized and run centrally in highly available data centers. On the shop floor, lightweight endpoints with IGEL OS12 provide access to these systems…

A Smarter, Zero Trust Approach to Endpoints

Today at Now & Next 2026, IGEL announced Contextual Access, a major step forward in endpoint computing management and resilience. This represents a fundamental shift in the role of the endpoint and a model designed for the complexity of modern…

Cybersecurity, Resilience, and the Future of the Endpoint

A Strategic Conversation at IGEL Now & Next Miami Cyber threats are evolving faster than ever. For government agencies and critical industries, the challenge is no longer just security. It is resilience. The question is no longer whether organizations will…

Modernizing the Digital Edge in Response to CISA BOD 26-02

Why an Immutable, Centrally Governed Endpoint Platform is the Fastest Path to “Rip-and-Replace” Compliance, Zero Trust Outcomes, and Sustainable Operations Executive Summary CISA’s BOD 26-02 is framed as an urgent operational directive: federal agencies must identify end-of-support (EOS) edge devices,…

IGEL UMS: Powering Policy-Driven Security for IT and OT

Updated on 10th March, 2026 For years, the IGEL Universal Management Suite (UMS) has served as the trusted control plane for centralized endpoint management — ensuring a consistent user experience, security compliance, access to a broad partner eco-system, and precise…

Digital Sovereignty and Zero Trust in the Modernization of EMEA

This year’s Now & Next event will spotlight the critical intersection of security, sovereignty, and modernization in EMEA. Through visionary keynotes, technical deep-dives, and interactive sessions, participants will explore how preventative security, Zero Trust, and adaptive endpoints are transforming the…

Why OEMs Need Prevention-First OT Endpoint Security

As organizations modernize, Operational Technology (OT) has become as critical to security as IT. From manufacturing and energy to healthcare and logistics, the systems that control physical processes are now connected and vulnerable. How IGEL Is Enabling the Future of…

Building Trusted, Flexible, and Compliant IT & OT Security

Securing the Future of IT and OT Organizations today face a daunting challenge: how to secure IT and OT environments while meeting the increasingly strict requirements of compliance frameworks such as NIS2, NIST CSF2, SOC2, GDPR, and IEC 62443. This…

Accelerating Comply-to-Connect and Zero Trust with Cisco ISE and IGEL UMS

Why Zero Trust Needs More Than “Designed In” Mission-critical organizations such as the Department of War (DoW) face growing pressure to enforce Comply-to-Connect (C2C) and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) requirements. These frameworks demand proof that every device is trusted, compliant, and properly configured before it…

Why IT/OT Convergence Is More Critical Than Ever

In today’s volatile geopolitical climate, the line between cyber and physical risk has all but disappeared. Industrial control systems, manufacturing floors, and critical infrastructure are now prime targets for cyberattacks — often launched by well-resourced, state-sponsored actors using “living-off-the-land” techniques…

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