Did you know that in 2023, 34% of IoT vulnerabilities were lurking in smart TVs? Don't let your entertainment become an entry point for cyber threats. Learn more on how to secure your smart home with NETGEAR Armor powered by Bitdefender. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gNkrmdH3 #NETGEARArmor #NETGEAR #Security #CyberSecurity #Internet #IoT #cyberattack #malware #privacy #cybersecurityawareness #dataprotection
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Your smart home is getting smarter, but are you secure? Explore NETGEAR and Bitdefender's 2024 IoT Security Landscape Report to shield your home from hidden cyber threats. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gNkrmdH3 #NETGEARArmor #NETGEAR #Security #CyberSecurity #Internet #IoT #cyberattack #malware #privacy #cybersecurityawareness #dataprotection
The 2024 IoT Security Landscape Report - NETGEAR
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NETGEAR and Bitdefender have collaborated on a study investigating cybersecurity risks in smart homes, analyzing data from 3.8 million homes protected by NETGEAR Armor™ Powered by Bitdefender®. They reviewed over 50 million #IoT devices and 9.1 billion security events to identify common vulnerabilities and attack scenarios. The study reveals alarming statistics: home network devices experience an average of 10 attacks daily, while #Bitdefender's solutions block approximately 2.5 million threats every day. IoT devices, integral to modern homes for convenience and efficiency, also pose security risks due to infrequent updates and varied threat models. #NETGEAR Armor offers comprehensive protection, including advanced router security features like Advanced Router Protection, designed to mitigate evolving cyber threats effectively.
Your smart home is getting smarter, but are you secure? Explore NETGEAR and Bitdefender's 2024 IoT Security Landscape Report to shield your home from hidden cyber threats. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gNkrmdH3 #NETGEARArmor #NETGEAR #Security #CyberSecurity #Internet #IoT #cyberattack #malware #privacy #cybersecurityawareness #dataprotection
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You cannot trust what Netgear support promises you! More folks need to contact their state attorney and the Better Business Bureau! This is the text of a criminal fraud complaint filed with the GA state Atty and the Better Business Bureau complaint #21904958 against Netgear: On or about 6-16-2024 NETGEAR Support Case # 48313927 I was advised by Netgear tech support that if I purchased an RAX80 router for $100 that it was a great deal and my existing pro support warranty for my RAX50v2 would be transferable to my replacement router after I provided proof of purchase and registered the product. It was clear that I was not purchasing a new product. On 6-18-2024 NETGEAR Support Case # 48303077 I was advised that they would not honor the promise of their agent because pro support was only available for product purchased from authorized resellers or a replacement. Instead of transferring my pro support warranty that I had previously purchased for my RAX50v2 (which I still own) they (without my permission) cancelled my warranty and refunded my money. They continue to refuse to honor the promise made by their agent and state repeatedly: "We are sorry for the misinformation provided to you. Your proof of purchase says that the device was purchased from an unauthorized reseller, therefore, no warranty is available. Per ProSuport's terms and conditions, "The Extended Warranty and Extended Warranty and Support plans only apply to supported NETGEAR products purchased from an authorized NETGEAR reseller. Available to any new or existing customers within 120 days of product purchase." At the same time they are sending me these lies their website is offering me a pro support warranty for my now registered RAX80 router for $100 of which I took a screenshot. I believe that this rises to the legal definition of fraud. With this level of corruption and dishonesty I doubt that I am the only Georgia citizen that they are defrauding. Netgear should honor their original promise to me and fire the liars involved. Netgear should be investigated for other false and misleading advertising and fraud.
Your smart home is getting smarter, but are you secure? Explore NETGEAR and Bitdefender's 2024 IoT Security Landscape Report to shield your home from hidden cyber threats. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gNkrmdH3 #NETGEARArmor #NETGEAR #Security #CyberSecurity #Internet #IoT #cyberattack #malware #privacy #cybersecurityawareness #dataprotection
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In terms of #IoT devices - a joint report from Bitdefender and NETGEAR found smart TV's are most vulnerable to cyberattack. Remember - it's important to take security measures at the gateway, on devices, and across the home network. #cybersecurity #infosec #smarthome #privacy #antimalware
Report suggests TVs are more vulnerable to cyber-attack than other smart devices
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6 Key Security Controls: Why They Matter 🔐 It’s easy to get lost in the complexity of securing IoT devices. But if you don’t nail down these six key security controls, your entire system could be at risk. Here’s the breakdown: 1️⃣ Access Control – Restrict and monitor entry points to only verified entities. 2️⃣ Encryption – End-to-end encryption for data at rest and in transit. 3️⃣ Authentication – Implement multi-factor authentication for users and mutual authentication for devices. 4️⃣ Software Updates – Automate firmware updates to patch vulnerabilities. 5️⃣ Monitoring – Use real-time monitoring to detect attacks, intrusions, and anomalies across your devices. 6️⃣ Incident Response – Have automated systems and robust processes to respond quickly to breaches. 📍Real-World Example: Companies using strong access control and encryption reduce breach risks by over 70%. Those who don’t? They end up in the headlines. Start with these six. Master them, and you’ll be miles ahead of the competition. #IoTSecurity #Cybersecurity #TechLeadership #SecureDevices #DataProtection What first security control would you implement to protect your IoT devices?
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In our latest blog, we delve into the importance of penetration testing as a crucial step towards securing your business’s IoT devices against potential cyber threats. We’ll explore various techniques employed by cybersecurity professionals to identify vulnerabilities unique to these interconnected gadgets.
Penetration testing’s role in IoT device security
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Considering that more and more IoT devices are connecting to home and business networks every day, consumers are at a growing risk of cyberattacks. But are your cybersecurity solutions proactive enough? Cybersecurity is no longer a "nice-to-have" – it's an essential value-added service that all communications service providers should consider when developing their propositions for residential and business subscribers. Without adequate protection, consumers are left vulnerable, and service providers are in a key position to become trusted partners in this space. Basic DNS filtering only scratches the surface. To truly protect your customers, it’s time to look at AI-powered router-based cybersecurity solutions that predict and prevent threats before they even happen, giving your subscribers peace of mind (and boosting your ARPU in the process). We've covered this in depth in our ultimate guide to prioritising value-added services in your offering, a guide made specifically for telcos and service providers to help you create effective product propositions that create growth and serve your subscribers even better. Get your free copy ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/eYsRB_aQ #VAS #Cybersecurity #ValueAddedServices #Telcos #ISPs #CSPs
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IoT devices have become integral to how many organizations operate. From Smart TVs in conference rooms to connected sensors and wireless security cameras, these connected devices are now a fixture in the modern workplace. They also, however, present a real and often overlooked cybersecurity threat. https://lnkd.in/dZFzfP6G
3 tips for securing IoT devices in a connected world - Help Net Security
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Don't Wait to Update: Secure Your Devices Today! 🚨 At CMIT Charleston, we're your frontline defense against cyber threats. With a shocking 82% of breaches linked to outdated systems, we can't stress enough the importance of timely updates. 🛡️ The digital world never sleeps, and neither do cybercriminals. A surge of 300% in attacks on IoT devices reveals a vulnerable landscape where your smart TVs, refrigerators, and even toasters could be gateways for hackers. 🌐 Take action now: 🔄 Regularly update your desktops, laptops, and mobile devices. 📱 Extend these updates to your home routers and smart gadgets. 🔒 Embrace comprehensive cybersecurity with CMIT's Managed IT Services. Together, let's ensure that every byte of your digital life is safeguarded. Contact us to learn how our proactive IT support can keep you, your business, and your toasters secure! 🔐 #CMITCharleston #Cybersecurity #PatchManagement #TechSupport #UpdateYourDevices #SecureTech #ManagedIT #ITSupport #CMITSolutions
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IoT devices have become integral to how many organizations operate. From Smart TVs in conference rooms to connected sensors and wireless security cameras, these connected devices are now a fixture in the modern workplace. They also, however, present a real and often overlooked cybersecurity threat. An effective, comprehensive approach to IoT security requires organizations to have complete visibility into all connected devices within their network, addressing common vulnerabilities such as built-in backdoors and outdated firmware, alongside ensuring secure deployment practices. By focusing on these three critical areas, organizations can better protect themselves against the evolving landscape of IoT-targeted cyber threats. https://lnkd.in/d_AjxyPA Marc Laliberte - WatchGuard Technologies #IoT #Authentication #accesscontrol #identitymanagement #tips #cybersecurity #netsec #security #infosecurity #CISO #ITsecurity #cybersecuritynews #securitynews
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