Verkada’s Security Blunders: FTC Cracks Down on Camera Vendor with $2.95M Fine
The FTC requires Verkada to establish a comprehensive information security program after hackers accessed live video feeds from its cameras. These security lapses affected sensitive environments, including women’s health clinics and schools. Verkada also faced penalties for misleading security claims and violating email marketing laws.
Hot Take:
Verkada’s security was so bad, even the hackers felt guilty and turned themselves in. Maybe it’s time for Verkada to invest in some solid locks for their digital doors!
Key Points:
- FTC demands Verkada to create a comprehensive information security program.
- Hackers accessed 150,000 live camera feeds in sensitive environments.
- Verkada misrepresented its products’ security to customers.
- Company violated CAN-SPAM Act with aggressive email marketing.
- Verkada must pay $2.95 million and follow strict security protocols.
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