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Q: We’re planning to upgrade our security video system that’s a mix of analog and IP cameras, all of which have home run cables going to various recorders. IT has asked us to document the future ...

As the industry has gotten better at locking down endpoint devices such as laptops, threat actors are finding new ways to infiltrate an organization’s systems—and they’re seeing more and more success.

Network security remains a top priority as our lives become increasingly connected. It seems that everything has been turned into a smart device—doorbells, TVs, lights, toothbrushes, printers and more ...

Latest version of the Firewalla app supports AmneziaWG VPN Server, a breakthrough VPN protocol that bypasses blocked networks ...

Everything is online these days, including our toasters and doorbells. And while smart devices are convenient and occasionally energy-saving, they also pose a risk of compromising our personal data.

Intelligent physical security system devices—especially AI-enabled video cameras—have become high-value targets for hackers, who now deploy malware explicitly designed to infect these devices and lie ...

Network edge devices that have reached end-of-life status continue to pose a significant security risk in enterprise ...

Threat landscape continues rapid evolution: 75% of riskiest device types were not on the list two years ago; routers overtake computers as the top risk, accounting for roughly one-third of the most ...