Initially introduced in 2020, Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) establishes cybersecurity standards for defense contractors who handle sensitive information. It affects all contractors who perform work for the Department of Defense (DoD) in the United States. In this blog, we’ll look at CMMC, how it pertains to video security cameras, and how you can use video surveillance to strengthen overall security compliance throughout your organization.

NIST represents a high standard of cybersecurity and data privacy that all organizations should aspire to. For federal agencies in the United States, NIST compliance is required. Organizations that require NIST compliance may wonder how video surveillance fits into their security strategy. In this blog, we’ll look at NIST, how it pertains to video security cameras, and how you can use video surveillance to strengthen overall security compliance throughout your entire organization.

As workers return to the office in the midst of Omicron, staying safe in the workplace is top of mind for employers and employees alike. To create a safer work environment, organizations need to develop and follow COVID-19 workplace policies. The CDC recommends that businesses start by “identifying where and how workers might be exposed to COVID-19 at work”. But how do you identify and assess these health risks at your workplace? In this article, we’ll discuss how smart physical security tools can help you.

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.