EP 31: How Operation Volt Typhoon Shows That IoT & OT Devices Could Be Used In Cyberwarfare

from Error Code · host Robert Vamosi

You might think that internet connected cameras would be limited in use by a bad actor. Actually such devices can be an entry point into an organization, providing yet another means of accessing the internal network. Mohammad Waqas, a field CTO at Armis, spoke at SecTor 2023 about the threat posed by IoT and OT devices in future cyberwarfare and discusses here why we need to broaden our attack surface defenses to include them.

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