Are high profile boardrooms at risk from eavesdropping hackers via their videoconferencing systems? Security firm Rapid7 believes so, explaining its reasons to the New York Times.
According to Rapid7, thousands of businesses invest in top-quality videoconferencing units only to set them up "on the cheap," outside company firewalls with little security.
A number of conferencing system features (like auto-answer) can allow intruders to listen to conversations where important business decisions are taking place. Even worse, some companies simply take Read more...