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The Ultimate Guide to Securing Your Smart Home in 2024
Now, I know what you're thinking: "Who would want to hack my home?" The reality is, cybercriminals aren't just after big corporations anymore. They use AI-powered automated hacking tools to scan for vulnerable networks 24/7 anywhere in the world. If your home devices are connected to the internet—and let's face it, most are—they could be at risk.
Malware targeting smart TVs is on the rise
“As we have seen in many recent breaches, attackers can gain a foothold in an enterprise network through any connected device and move laterally to do tremendous damage to critical resources and exfiltrate data,” Nachreiner says. “It is now imperative for organizations to adopt a unified security approach, which can be governed by managed service providers, that includes broad monitoring of all devices and endpoints.”
Hidden cameras are everywhere - do this to protect yourself
Hidden cameras are so small they can be placed almost anywhere without you knowing. Whether you're staying in a hotel, renting an Airbnb, or just want to ensure your personal space isn't being compromised, we've got you covered.
