Response to the 3/29/22 Security Report

[peepeep]

All ears, love it!

@mike21

They’re also going to get tested, as we can bet hackers are having a good old time taking shots at all their hardware.

Won’t Wyze security engineers and their new hires:

Though we kicked off development quickly, we want to respond quicker in the future and have made significant advances in our security infrastructure, including hiring a team of dedicated security engineers to work exclusively on responses to security events and strengthening protection.

love the chance to hone their game in the never ending quest for truth justice and a better tomorrow?

This is not secure

Here’s an interesting talk about security delivered to professionals but kept at a “high-level” (accessible) by the speaker. [CeBIT 2017 – Marcin’s Keynote “The Threat of Global Thermonuclear Cyberwarfare”] Most memorable to me is this slide: [googguyz_marked] A culture generally pays the best those it values the most. A shortage of professionals in a field may imply that the: pay is low (relatively) status is low (relatively) size of threat is large (and growing) Business h…