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The evolution of cybersecurity: From product to process

In recent times, the evolution of cyber threats both quantitatively and qualitatively has necessitated a corresponding evolution in the conceptualization and practical application of cybersecurity.

Cómo detectar y evitar ataques de phishing: Intento de estafa real para comprometer propiedad industrial y entorno productivo

Cómo detectar y evitar ataques de phishing: Intento de estafa real para comprometer propiedad industrial y entorno productivo

Intento de estafa real para comprometer propiedad industrial y entorno productivo. Enfrentamos un intento de ataque que pudo haber tenido consecuencias desastrosas pero se convirtió en una oportunidad para aprender y reforzar nuestras defensas.

Alias Robotics: Líder en Ciberseguridad para Proteger Datos Médicos en el Día Europeo de la Protección de Datos

Alias Robotics: Líder en Ciberseguridad para Proteger Datos Médicos en el Día Europeo de la Protección de Datos

Es importante salvaguardar los datos médicos, pues pueden conllevar cancelación de cirugías, ralentización de tratamientos y fugas de datos privados.

Alias Robotics will be on European Robotics Forum 2020

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Alias Robotics will be on European Robotics Forum 2020

The Cyber Security for Robotics workshop (or CS4R for short) will argue about robot-related cybersecurity topics and challenges while providing a deep insight and discussion about potential cyber-risks the current robotics ecosystem is facing.

Introducing the Robot Security Framework (RSF)

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Introducing the Robot Security Framework (RSF)

At the time of writing, RSF has reportedly been used and adopted by several groups and applied in several commercial projects. Our work has been cited in the results that other companies delivered to clients and more than 50 starts have been given to the template we made available back

Researchers publish a tool to hunt for hackable robots connected to the Internet

Researchers publish a tool to hunt for hackable robots connected to the Internet

This open source instrument, developed by Alias Robotics, is ready to be used by security researchers interested in robot footprinting and allows to find robots powered by ROS, SROS and other robot technologies.

We ask the hacker-community to "attack robots" to test their security

We ask the hacker-community to "attack robots" to test their security

Are robots secure? To answer this question with facts and evidence, Alias Robotics has created the first Robotics CTF, a "browser available game" that challenges hackers to test simulated robot security. The RCTF was presented at ROSCon 2018, in Madrid.