RoomIQ
The Blind Spot Nobody Audits
Executive Conference rooms look immaculate: pro cameras, big screens, sleek touch panels. Under the table? A tangle of dongles, hubs, extenders, and USB gadgets that quietly bypass traditional security checks. If you trust what a device claims to be (its MAC, driver, or label), you’re trusting the attacker. Traffic analysis and NAC see “a camera.” Attackers see a doorway.
» USB impostors that pretend to be keyboards or network cards
» Tampered cameras/mics with hidden implants
» Rogue wireless/HDMI adapters slipped in “just for the meeting”
» Unmanaged hubs/switches behind displays and podiums
» Tampered cameras/mics with hidden implants
» Rogue wireless/HDMI adapters slipped in “just for the meeting”
» Unmanaged hubs/switches behind displays and podiums
» Instead of asking a device who it is, CybrIQ.io measures how it behaves electrically. Every device has a unique, low-level
“Device DNA” a physical fingerprint that can’t be spoofed with software tricks.
» Identify every device at the physical layer (even MACless/quiet ones)
» Allow / alert / block at first contact—before a device participates on your network
» Prove what connected, where, when, & why you allowed or blocked it
“Device DNA” a physical fingerprint that can’t be spoofed with software tricks.
» Identify every device at the physical layer (even MACless/quiet ones)
» Allow / alert / block at first contact—before a device participates on your network
» Prove what connected, where, when, & why you allowed or blocked it
