RoomIQ

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

Where attackers hide

Trust the language of electricity

Instead of asking a device who it is, Cybr IQ 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.

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Real Life Examples

A global enterprise rolled out hundreds of identical conference kits. Paperwork, serials, and images all looked legit. Cybr IQ flagged one camera whose electrical fingerprint didn’t match the fleet. It wasn’t a quirk—it was a supply-chain implant built to capture more than meeting minutes. Without physical-layer validation, it would’ve blended in forever.

RoomIQ

What we catch the moment it appears

Cameras & mics:
spot tampering before a conversation is compromised

Wireless dongles:
recognize and block unknown connectors on plug-in

Displays & controllers:
verify they are genuine, not modified hardware

USB accessories:
stop HID/USB-NIC impostors before damage is done

Outcomes your execs will care about

Prevent eavesdropping

Cut risk at the door

Shrink incident time

Hand auditors proof

Fit your stack

How to start (fast)

Pick 3–5 high-trust rooms (board, trading, ops).

Connect Cybr IQ to your environment and policies.

Run a baseline pass and review findings with your room techs and security.

Bottom line

Conference rooms look polished—and are often the weakest place in your building. Cybr IQ exposes the truth at Layer 1, turning shiny spaces into secure spaces.

Let's Secure Your Most Important Room