Eclypsium

Firmware and hardware integrity monitoring across a bank's own device estate.

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Pricing: Not published; contact sales.

Reviewed by the Cyber Vendor Guide editorial team against the public sources cited below · Last reviewed August 2026 · How we review listings

What is Eclypsium?

Eclypsium monitors firmware and hardware integrity below the operating system, covering laptops, servers, network devices, baseboard management controllers and AI data centre hardware. It verifies the integrity and authenticity of components to establish trust in hardware infrastructure, and detects indicators of compromise in hardware, firmware and software. It publishes a financial services practice aimed at bank device estates, naming First Financial as a customer with an attributed quote from its VP of Information Technology, and maps firmware controls to FFIEC cybersecurity guidelines, SOX internal controls, PCI DSS firmware integrity requirements and NYDFS cybersecurity regulations. The company was founded in 2017 by Yuriy Bulygin and Alex Bazhaniuk, both former Intel security engineers, and is based in Portland, Oregon.

Best for: Banks needing firmware-level integrity assurance across a large estate of laptops, servers and network devices

Pros

✓ Publishes a financial services practice with a named customer and an attributed quote, rather than an industry logo on a generic page
✓ Maps firmware-level controls to the regulation banks are examined against, including FFIEC and NYDFS
✓ Founded by former Intel security engineers and focused on below-the-OS security since 2017

Things to check

• Covers the bank's own hardware estate, not ATMs, PIN pads or payment terminals
• Only one financial customer is named publicly; other financial references on its site are anonymised
• No pricing published

Reported in public reviews and vendor documentation. See sources below.