Network Security Audit App (March Networks) Examined

Author: Brian Karas, Published on Dec 01, 2016

Verifying one's video surveillance devices are locked down against common cybersecurity vulnerabilities is increasing important, as hacks using video surveillance have become more prominent.

March Networks has released an enhanced mobile app to audit these issues.

Can you verify your recorder is locked down against common cybersecurity exploits? 

In this note, we examine the app, and identify what it checks, and what it overlooks, when it comes to enhancing the network security of their products.

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Michael Miller

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