Secure your connected devices from cyber threats.
An IoT device vulnerability assessment is a specialized process designed to identify and assess security weaknesses in internet-connected devices. These devices can be particularly vulnerable to cyberattacks due to limited security features and outdated firmware.
Common IoT Security Risks
IoT devices face several security risks. These include weak authentication mechanisms, unencrypted communications, firmware vulnerabilities, data privacy breaches, and the potential for unauthorized access or manipulation. Our IoT Device Security Review helps you identify and address these risks, ensuring a robust security framework for your IoT ecosystem.
Weak Authentication and Authorization
Many IoT devices come with default usernames and passwords, often easily guessable or unchanged by users. This makes them vulnerable to unauthorized access.
DDoS
Attacks
IoT devices can be hijacked and used to launch Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks against websites and online services, leveraging their collective computing power.
Insecure Web
Interface
Many IoT devices come with web interfaces for configuration and management. These interfaces may have vulnerabilities such as cross-site scripting (XSS) or injection flaws, which can be exploited by attackers.
Inadequate Physical
Security
Physical access to IoT devices can compromise their security. For example, attackers may tamper with sensors or other components to manipulate device behavior.
Best Practices for Securing IoT Devices
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