In this article about warding off cyberattacks, Ray Bernard notes that Eagle Eye Networks stands out among physical security companies as a member of the STAR Registry (Security, Trust, Assurance and Risk) of the Cloud Security Alliance. It’s a publicly accessible registry that documents the security and privacy controls provided by popular cloud computing offerings.
Security industry technologies continue their rapidly accelerating advancement. This is not new news. Neither is the fact that cyberattackers increasingly target the expanding attack surfaces of networked physical security systems. Most of us expected an increase in AI-enabled features, but in addition to that, many manufacturers significantly expanded their product lines and their “out-of-the-box” integrations and technology partnerships.
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By Ray Bernard, PSP, CHS-III
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