Over the last year we have seen surveillance solutions evolve and converge. Not only can these solutions contribute to businesses through innovation, process optimization, improved security and safety but they also help overall business performance through offering insightful data. The core of this rich eco-system are the millions of IP-based connected devices and sensors that are leading positive change in the business setting but at the risk of being the victim of cyberattacks.
We are hearing of some unfortunate cases, where hackers have breached thousands of cameras and gained access to internal business and critical infrastructure operations. There is an overwhelming amount of evidence that these bad actors are revolutionizing their game and using artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL) to improve the sophistication of their attacks.
If you have an Internet Protocol (IP) end point, like an IP surveillance camera, speaker/audio system, radar or access control unit, and you’re running on an unsecured network, then you could also be susceptible to cyberattacks.
Cybersecurity for IP-based systems, like a surveillance…
