BOOK ONE
The Blind Spot
Who is watching the devices your hospital depends on?
Every building has a blind spot.
Eight books, straight answers and threat briefings. No jargon.
eBook Series
BOOK TWO
When the Supply Chain Stops
Can you stop the attack without stopping the shift?
BOOK THREE
When the Water System Loses Sight
Can your operators still see and control the water?
BOOK FOUR
The Building That Runs the Cloud
Can we contain the risk without causing the outage?
BOOK FIVE
Your Firewall Can't Hear Radio
Can you hear the devices that talk around your firewall?
BOOK SIX
The Doors That Guard the Building
Who is watching the cameras that watch the building?
BOOK SEVEN
The Power Plant Had a Second Network
Can you see the network your plant forgot it had?
BOOK EIGHT
The Green Light Has a Password
Who can change your traffic signals besides your own team?
QUICK ANSWERS
Straight answers. No jargon.
Is Findavi software we install?
Findavi runs on its own appliance at your site. You approve the network areas it connects to. You don’t install Findavi on each device. Need a cloud option? Ask us.
Does Findavi act on its own?
Only if you allow it. Choose Observe, Approve, or Autonomous mode for each device and action. Your rules set the limits.
What happens if a fix does not work?
The issue stays open. Your team follows the recovery plan and checks the result again. It closes only when both security and service checks pass.
Will you install an agent on every device?
Not for passive discovery. It can use a mirrored network port without installing software on your devices. We explain any access or connection requirements for your setup before work begins.
Does RF monitoring mean you are jamming radio signals?
No. RF monitoring observes wireless activity; jamming disrupts it. We explain what the assessment will observe and which responses are available before work begins.
What should we prepare for the first call?
Bring the site or device types you want to review, the problem you want to solve, and any deadline. Include the people responsible for the equipment. For renewal work, bring your insurer’s evidence requests. A high-level overview is enough to start.
UNDERSTAND THE RESULTS
What our results mean.
Every fix gets two checks: did the security action work, and does the affected service still work? Read each check first, then the overall result. These examples show how.
Verified
A check passed with evidence. Example: a retest shows the old password no longer works.
Verification pending
A check is still waiting for evidence. Example: the team is checking whether a new camera recording reaches the recorder.
Unresolved
The issue stays open because a check failed or is incomplete. Example: the attack is blocked, but recording has not been verified.
Resolved
Both checks passed. Example: the attacking connection is blocked and a new recording reaches the approved recorder.
Threat briefings
How attackers get in, and how to stop them.
Understand the risk
Why these devices get breached
See how exposed access, weak credentials and network connections can put operational services at risk.
Wireless & RF threats
Not every attack comes through the network.
Four real threats around radio links and exposed devices, and three questions to ask your team.
Data Centers & AI
Why AI data centers have less room for error
Cooling, alarms and access: what a security response must preserve.
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
Go deeper
Read about device risks, review test results and see what your team needs to prepare.
Read the evidence
How do we know it worked?
At a government facility, a real attack came in through the cameras. A person approved the block, and the cameras never stopped recording. Read that result, a hospital pilot and a power plant test.
Bring the team together
Who needs to be involved?
See how Findavi helps security, IT, facilities, engineering, and procurement, and what each team contributes.
Review deployment controls
How you stay in control
See how network access, action approvals, service checks, recovery, and data handling are managed.