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Quick question. Do your end users always, and I mean always, without exception,

work on company-owned devices and IT-approved apps.

I didn't think so.

So my next question is, how do you keep your company's data safe when it's sitting on all

those unmanaged apps and devices?

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One-Password, extended access management helps you secure

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Thank you. Yeah, so they were targeting Pan-Tilt Zoom IP cameras.

It's actually almost impossible to say exactly what model of pan tilt zoom camera they were targeting.

And these vulnerabilities allow an attacker to completely compromise an IP camera,

gain access to the device, pivot throughout it to the rest of the network,

establish persistence, or, you know, overwrite or insert or remove any kind of recorded media that might be stored on the device.

That's Andrew Morris, founder and chief technology officer at Grey Noise.

The research we're discussing today is titled,

Gray Noise Intelligence discovers

zero-day vulnerabilities in live streaming cameras with the help of AI.

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