Simplifying your cybersecurity journey
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Physical security is only one piece of the puzzle when securing a property.
Have you considered the risks posed by connected IoT devices?
Many decision-makers, including real estate developers, view cybersecurity as a concern limited to large commercial projects.
However, this misconception overlooks the growing importance of cybersecurity in residential buildings - where personal belongings, loved ones,
and (as working from home becomes commonplace) work data are at stake.
Keep cyber security in mind in both offices and homes
IoT devices can be just as vulnerable as an unlocked door—if not more.
Are you confident that the IoT products in your project protect physical spaces without creating vulnerabilities in the digital ones?
A shared and ongoing responsibility
Cybersecurity is a collective responsibility that extends beyond just the product’s manufacturer. It encompasses the efforts of distributors, installers, and end customers alike. Only by working together can we strengthen our defences against cyber threats.
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Manufacturers
play a crucial role in developing secure products by using trusted hardware and software components, and by providing regular updates that include security patches and new features
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Distributors
must ensure the integrity of the supply chain and deliver products free from tampering or compromise
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Installers
bear the responsibility of configuring, deploying and maintaining systems securely, adhering to customer requirements, ensuring regular updates and following best practices
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End customers
must actively engage in securing their systems. They should always be wary of unsolicited communication that asks for sensitive information and contact a certified installer for configuration changes.
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Protection throughout the product lifecycle
Cybersecurity is an ongoing journey. We continually invest in research and development to stay ahead of the evolving threat landscape and to provide you with the most secure products possible throughout their lifecycle.
Built-in security
Our R&D engineers are guided by the Axis Security Development Model (ASDM). We incorporate security best practices at every development stage, from initial concept, through extensive testing to final production.
Vulnerability management
Vulnerability management means responding quickly to a potential security risk. At 2N, we prioritize transparency and collaboration—so if you notice a potential issue, report it to us, and we’ll address it.
Compliance
Are you confident the products you sell and install fully comply with all mandatory regulatory requirements?
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Read Configuration guidance
We provide a comprehensive 2N Hardening Guide and share our best practices to help you configure 2N products securely and minimizing potential risks while maximizing protection.
Have you noticed a cybersecurity issue? Share your findings with us.
