SILLA PRISM SOLAR RFID, Instructions For Installation, Use And Maintenance Manual

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IT Security
In order to take full advantage of the Prism functions, the user may authorise Silla to
acquire, store and process certain sensitive data.
Please visit
https://silla.industries/privacy to view the Privacy Policy. Prism has been
designed with safety in mind. Despite this, it is still an IoT device connected to the
network and as such should be integrated following standard cyber security guidelines.
It is the sole responsibility of the user to implement the necessary
security measures to mitigate potential attacks based on the
configuration of the existing network.
Good practices for IoT security
Update the firmware of Internet of Things devices whenever the device requires it, even
if you have just purchased it. Enable the option to automatically update the firmware if
available.
Change the default password, and choose strong passwords when registering for online
services. Most users use the same password to access the services they use most
frequently. This practice is wrong and very dangerous. The security of your data is more
important than ease of use.
Properly set up the security of the router, which is the main access node for potential
cyber attacks. To protect the router keep the firmware up to date and change the
password to access the device.
Create an isolated secondary network for IoT devices to keep them separate from the
internal network.
Replace connected objects that no longer receive updates with newer models.
Non-updated devices are more exposed on the security front, not receiving any kind of
update against new attacks.
Do not connect your smart devices to unsecured connections, whose origin and
operator you are not sure of. Disconnect Internet of Things devices when no longer in
use.
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