As Mika Stahlberg, CTO at F-Secure, explains, "This feature is aimed at preventing IoT devices from becoming a bridgehead for bigger breaches against your network".
Only at the end of the day did Count Heinrich von Bellegarde appear with reinforcements, but it was too late to stop Masséna from establishing a bridgehead on the hills to the north of the city.
Adana's prosperity has long come from the fertile valleys behind it and from its position as a bridgehead on the Anatolian-Arabian trade routes.
In 1964 Sotheby's acquired Parke-Bernet, the largest American fine arts auction house, creating a bridgehead from which to launch its global expansion.
Clashes between Serb forces and the guerrillas have been particularly fierce in villages close to Kosovo's southern border with Macedonia, where NATO has been building a bridgehead from which a peacekeeping force could enter Kosovo (see article).
On 31 March 1945, the 100th Infantry Division crossed the Rhine and moved south in the wake of the 10th Armored Division and then east across the Neckar River, establishing and enlarging a bridgehead from 4 to 11 April.
They took part in capturing Zobten am Berge and Strehlen in Lower Silesia from the Prussians, and defending a bridgehead near Vienna after the Battle of Mollwitz.
"Thick black smoke" prevented firefighters from being able to use lobbies as a bridgehead or search base and would have prevented residents from leaving their flats.
While this might be a modest contribution in the wider context, it offers a bridgehead of principle from which progress can be made.
After a delay because of storms during 17 23 June, Operation Epsom was launched on 26 June, an attempt by VIII Corps to swing around and attack Caen from the south-west and establish a bridgehead south of the Odon.
