Motorola Solutions recommends the following for each identified vulnerability: CVE-2024-38281: * Remove the hard-coded credential to access the wireless access point and disable the access point if not needed. * Set a unique SSID and password if the access point is needed. Motorola Solutions has already remediated this vulnerability for all vulnerable systems. No further actions are required by customers.

Motorola Solutions recommends the following for each identified vulnerability: CVE-2024-38280: * Apply encryption to all Criminal Justice Information (CJI) data. * Apply full disk encryption with LUKS encryption standards and add password protection to the GRUB Bootloader. * Perform column-level encryption for sensitive data in the database. All devices shipped after May 10, 2024 are already using full disk encryption. All devices that are not able to have full disk encryption applied have had all CJI data encrypted. No further actions are required by customers.

Motorola Solutions recommends the following for each identified vulnerability: CVE-2024-38279: * Use secure boot implementation with an edit-resistant GRUB partition. * Additional mitigation consists in limiting the physical access to the device by following the best practices for device mounting. Edit-resistant grub partition has been remediated for all vulnerable systems. Motorola Solutions will release a secure boot implementation in Fall 2024. All customers will receive the update through OTA (over the air) mechanisms. No further actions are required by customers.