HoverCam Orbit

Remember the 2016 Mirai botnet, where IoT devices like cameras with default passwords were hijacked to launch massive DDoS attacks?

Your district’s camera system could also be turned into a botnet—or worse, a surveillance tool for attackers!

Camera Vulnerabilities

Other cameras require a global password to setup, which is a single point of failure that can compromise your entire network.
Other cameras directly access your Wi-Fi network, which means any compromise on the camera network leads to catastrophic failure of your district wide network.

Vendor Software Vulnerabilities

All other cameras require special software and/or network drivers, exposing teachers' computers to Trojan Horse or back-door attacks.
Without proper certification and security inspection, poorly-coded vendor software may present the worst network catastrophe, opening access to student and faculty information systems; even after these measures, network-accessing software is never 100% safe.

Why is Orbit the only safe bet?

Rather than connecting as a network device to your computer, Orbit is the only camera that connects through USB as a locked-down and trusted local device. Orbit is NOT on your network, and presents near zero vulnerabilities.
Orbit uses a patented isolated closed loop wireless link between two locked-down Tx and Rx dongles that will not access your Wi-Fi network.
Each Orbit pair is uniquely encrypted end-to-end. No global or default passwords.
With Orbit, you don't need to download any drivers or software - it works with the generic drivers already built into your operating system. No new software = no new vulnerabilities.
Orbit Pro even takes security to another level. mmWave signals are confined inside of each classroom. Without being physically present in the room, it is simply not possible to even attempt a hack against any of our cameras.