Imagine arriving at your business tomorrow morning to discover you've lost more than $100,000 in inventory overnight.
That's what happened to a supermarket in France after hackers remotely manipulated its refrigeration systems. Temperatures climbed to dangerous levels, food was destroyed, and the store was left dealing with the consequences.
It wasn't an isolated incident. Hundreds of supermarkets across France were affected, and later reporting revealed something even more concerning: researchers had warned about vulnerabilities in some refrigeration controllers months before the attacks.
But what really caught my attention was this: attackers reportedly manipulated defrost cycles in ways that delayed alarms. The very systems operators relied on to warn them were no longer telling the full story.
What if your business had another way of knowing something was wrong?
Cybersecurity is only the first layer.
At Veea, we believe protecting a business means more than keeping attackers out. It also means recognizing when something goes wrong, even if a system has been compromised.
SecureConnect: Protect the network
Separate sensitive devices, control communications, and identify suspicious network behavior.
Our SecureConnect solution helps protect the business network by separating sensitive equipment from guest devices, employee computers, and other connected systems. It controls what devices can communicate with and uses AI-driven anomaly detection to help identify suspicious network activity.
But what if an attacker still manages to get through?
VigiLynx: Understand the physical environment
Monitor conditions through compatible independent sensors, cameras, and configurable alerts.
That's where VigiLynx adds another layer of awareness.
Imagine independent temperature sensors inside your refrigerators, monitoring actual conditions without relying on the refrigeration controllers. Add power monitoring to recognize unusual equipment behavior, door sensors to identify access, and cameras to help understand what's happening.
Now, instead of depending on one system to tell you something is wrong, you have multiple sources of information that can reveal a developing problem.
And because these capabilities run together on Veea's edge platform, businesses can monitor digital activity and physical conditions within one connected environment. Depending on the configuration, cellular connectivity can also provide an additional communications path.
What makes this powerful isn't any one sensor, camera, or security feature. It's what happens when they work together.
One business. Multiple ways to recognize trouble.
This isn't just about refrigerators.
A pharmacy could monitor temperature-sensitive inventory and restricted areas. A restaurant could keep watch over its freezers, equipment, and deliveries. A warehouse could monitor environmental conditions and unexpected activity.
The technology can be adapted to what matters most to each business, whether you're protecting one location or managing many.
The goal is simple: Know what's happening, recognize what matters, and have an opportunity to act before a small problem becomes a very expensive one.