The blind spot, secured.

Attackers have AI.
Are your cameras protected?

Findavi protects the IoT and OT devicesyour other security tools can’t reach:cameras, door readers, building systemsand industrial controls.

Illustrative Findavi software scenario: attack attempt, approved block applied, camera still recording, and device operation checked. Findavi appliances appear below.

Finding the risk is only the start.

Findavi can block an attacking connection, isolate a device or change a setting, where supported and approved by your team. Then it checks the security result and whether the affected service still works.

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If it's on your network and nobody secures it, it's an open door.

Cameras. Door readers. Heating and cooling. Plant controls. IT runs the network. Facilities runs the equipment. Vendors maintain it. Nobody owns the gap in between. Attackers know that.

With AI, they can find a weak device in minutes. Fixing it can take your team weeks.

Not every attack comes through the network. Findavi watches the radio links, too

No agent? No EDR.
That's where Findavi starts.

Your endpoint security works by installing software on every laptop and server. You can't install it on a camera, a door reader or a chiller controller. So most security tools can't see what they're doing.

Findavi needs nothing installed on them. It plugs into your network, listens, and protects the devices your other tools can't touch.

FIELD RESULT · GOVERNMENT · A REAL ATTACK

Five minutes.
The cameras kept watching.

An outside attacker spent five minutes trying to get into a government network through its cameras. Findavi recommended a block. A person approved it. Findavi closed the connection.

Security checkPassed.

The connection was blocked.

Service checkPassed.

Recording was verified.

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A real attack, not a test. Agency and location withheld.

FIELD RESULT · HOSPITAL

Eleven minutes.
It never got past the camera.

For eleven minutes, an attacker tried to climb from a hospital security camera into the rest of the network. Findavi was in Observe mode and saw every step. When the team switched on Findavi’s agents, the camera was cut off. The attack died there.

The attackStopped

It never got past the camera.

The hospitalRunning

Patient care never paused.

See all the proof

A real attempt during a NetOps IQ pilot, not a test. The hospital is unnamed at its request.

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Plug it in. It listens.
It acts, then proves the fix.

Plug in.

The Findavi box plugs into a passive port. To find your devices, it just listens. It contacts a device only when you ask. It acts only through access you grant.

Find and act.

It maps the devices it can see and spots the risks. For supported devices and actions, your rules allow it to block a connection, isolate a port, or change a setting.

Prove it.

Then it checks twice. Is the attack stopped? Does the device still work? The issue stays open until both answers are yes.

Your data stays home.
You stay in control.

Findavi's AI runs on the appliance itself. No outside AI. The network data it collects never leaves your site.

Observe.

Findavi watches and reports. Nothing changes.

Approve.

Findavi proposes the fix. A person says yes.

Autonomous.

Findavi acts on its own, inside rules you set in advance. Day or night. Off until you turn it on, and only on the devices you choose.

Your team can stop or switch off any Findavi agent at any time. Restoring previous settings requires a person's approval and a supported recovery action. Every action is recorded.

How Findavi stays safe on your network

Find your blind spots before an attacker does.

Start with one site. We’ll show you which devices are exposed and what to fix first.

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