Who is affected
Organizations and remote staff using TP-Link routers or related network equipment within their business environments.
How to mitigate it
- 1Audit your workplace and remote work environments to catalog any deployed TP-Link networking devices.
- 2Verify that all current routers have the latest firmware updates installed and default credentials changed.
- 3Transition from consumer-grade network equipment to managed enterprise-grade firewalls and routers.
- 4Isolate untrusted network hardware by segmenting internal business systems from guest and IoT networks.
How Outsource IT solves this
Outsource IT designs, deploys, and manages commercial-grade network infrastructure to ensure your business perimeter relies on trusted, secure equipment.
IT Infrastructure & Network ManagementTags
Source advisory: the-hacker-news
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