How Hackers Use Drones to Infiltrate Corporate Networks

January 15, 2019

Drones threaten the physical security of enterprises and their cybersecurity. Hackers and cyber terrorists take advantage of drones as a quiet, discreet technology, with the capability to carry heavy payloads over fences and right next to structures without attention. Nefarious actors use drones to sniff networks, intercept data, disrupt communications, or hack into servers. With the availability of consumer drones to the global market, pilots with malicious intention can hack networks, exposing sensitive client information and corporate intellectual property.

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Computacenter is Europe’s leading independent provider of IT infrastructure services. We can advise customers on their IT strategy, implement the most appropriate technology from a wide range of leading vendors and manage their technology infrastructures on their behalf. At every stage we make our customers’ businesses sharper by removing cost, complexity and barriers to change across their IT infrastructures. Our corporate and government clients are served by offices across the UK, Germany, France, the Benelux countries, Spain and South Africa. We also serve our customers’ global requirements through our extensive partner network. Formed in 1981 by British Harvard graduates Philip Hulme and Peter Ogden, Computacenter today has over 10,000 employees across Europe and Group revenues of over £2.5 billion. Our business activity falls into the broad categories of Managed & Transformation Services, Consulting & Changing Services and Sourcing & Deployment Services.

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