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A particularly insidious form of malware is a rootkit. It loads before the operating system boots and can hide from ordinary anti-malware software. Therefore, they are notoriously difficult to detect and remove. An ideal way to defend against rootkits is ‘secure boot.’
Join Microchip to learn how to protect a system against threats before any malware can be loaded into the system.
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