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Securing disinfection robots in times of COVID-19.

Insecure disinfection robots are being used in hospitals and no one is taking care of them. We propose our solution to protect this UV robots, and so, protect us all.

Robot Immune System

Robot Immune System (RIS) version 2.0.0 released

Release of the Robot Immune System (RIS) 2.0.0 to our customers, a security certified software solution for robots and robot components that protects them against cyberattacks. New security patches, bug fixes, improved pattern recognition and more robots.

cyber security

The cybersecurity status of PX4 autopilot

Victor will be presenting a short evaluation of the current cybersecurity status of the PX4 autopilot on the PX4 Developer Summit Virtual 2020.

CEO

Announcing our new CEO in Alias Robotics

Alias Robotics is glad to announce new times. We welcome Endika Gil-Uriarte as our new Chief Executive Officer.

zero trust

How to apply zero trust architecture in robotics

A zero-trust architecture is required on industrial setups with robots to ensure a security model that protects against human and environmental harm.

cyber security

7 easy-steps to implement cyber security in your company

How to start implementing robotic cyber security in your company. Here we give you the key points and guide you along this process.

RIS

Our Chief Scientific Officer talks on how the Robot Immune System (RIS) was created

Endika Gil presents us RIS as an effective solution to the growing threats in robotics. He brings us closer to the Robot Immune System's creation and its biological concept.

South Summit

Alias selected as one of the lead startups in South Summit 2020

Alias Robotics will be at the Virtual South Summit's Startup Competition presenting one of our innovative solutions.

Univeral Robots

Cyber security company Alias Robotics publishing dozens of security vulnerabilities detected in robots from multinational Universal Robots A/S.

The Spanish robotics firm Alias Robotics, specialized in robot cybersecurity, is announcing dozens of security flaws detected by their researchers in the robots of Universal Robots, one of lead manufacturers of collaborative robots in the world.

week of bugs

The week of Universal Robots' bugs

Following a series of actions from Universal Robots, Alias Robotics has decided to react by launching the week of Universal Robots bugs. Alias' team will dedicate resources to file security flaws and consolidating everything and advicing on best security practices with these robots.