Every month, Rhombus deploys product improvements that make using the platform more intuitive, powerful, and user-friendly. These updates are rolled out automatically, so you can start enjoying them right away. This January, we’ve released improvements to the Apple TV App, Video Walls, Facial Recognition, and more. Keep reading to learn about what’s new!

After a year dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic, Team Rhombus entered 2021 with more determination than ever to pursue its mission of making the world a safer place with simple, smart, and powerful physical security solutions. Along the way, we delivered a ton of new products and features, rolled out thousands of improvements and optimizations, and became more involved in our industry and community. It’s been an incredible year for Rhombus, so here are a few highlights to summarize all we’ve accomplished.

On December 9th 2021, the Apache Log4j project disclosed a zero day vulnerability that affects Log4j. This vulnerability is also known as Log4Shell. Upon learning of this exploit, Rhombus took immediate action to see if any of its services used Log4j. Our analysis over the last few days found the following.

Cybersecurity is becoming an increasing priority for enterprise organizations. Because cybersecurity deals with data, privacy, and security, organizations today are finding that cybersecurity and physical security—especially video surveillance—are unavoidably linked. But what exactly do you need to worry about when it comes to cybersecurity and video surveillance? How can you protect your video security system against breaches and cyberattacks? How do you know that the data privacy of your employees, customers, and more is secure? This guide will help you understand what good cybersecurity standards and practices look like in a video security context. You’ll learn what best practices you personally can follow, and what best practices you should look for in a vendor.