AI Cybersecurity Auditor
Strictly-defensive cyber-hygiene help for your security devices — change default passwords, update firmware, separate the network or VLAN, enable 2FA, disable UPnP and keep backups. It helps you plan & decide— strictly defensive; a licensed professional does the work.
Tell me about your cameras, NVR, router and how you access them remotely, and I’ll help you tighten cyber hygiene — passwords, firmware, network separation, 2FA, UPnP and backups. What would you like to audit?
Guidance to plan & decide — strictly defensive, and life-safety work (fire, electric locks, mains) routes to licensed professionals. Indicative only; verify on site. See the Security Hub.
Planning, not defeating security. This tool helps you plan & decide, and is strictly defensive — it never helps attack, scan or exploit any system, and will not help defeat or bypass any security system. A hacked camera is a spy inside your home. This is guidance, not a penetration test. Life-safety elements route to a licensed professional. Your privacy is respected under the DPDP Act; guidance is indicative — verify on site with a qualified installer.
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