Cybersecurity and secure software deployment are issues that cut across multiple sectors— aerospace, defense, energy, critical infrastructure, industrial automation, medical devices, telecommunications, and more. What these disparate sectors have in common is that a malicious, network-borne intrusion can cause untold damage, whether financial or physical, and even threaten human safety. Fortunately, there are security-strengthening techniques
Despite surging interest in industrial robotics, fundamental challenges still exist when trying to perform business operations and automate workflows across hybrid network environments and disparate systems. But recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) combined with new communication technologies, including 5G, help integrate robotics into software-defined infrastructures as part of the full-scale digital transformation of organizations.
THE CHALLENGE Emerging instances of AI-enabled robots, autonomous vehicles, and non-piloted drone operations are part of an expanding array of innovative use cases in industrial robotics. Industrial robotics integrated with AI are predicted to spur market growth by a projected CAGR of more than 15% in coming years, reaching USD 66.48 billion by 2027, according
Stolen credentials are the top hacking tactic for the fourth consecutive year, according to the latest Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report. If this isn’t enough to get the attention of cybersecurity professionals, the report further states that 37% of all data breaches are the result of used or stolen credentials. Each combination of a password
The adoption of digital transformation, cloud computing, and outsourcing of physical IT infrastructure streamlined processes and lowered costs; however an unintended consequence is enterprise digital assets are now in the hands of third, fourth, and Nth parties — far outside the corporate security perimeter. Download this whitepaper to learn: – How digital risk is shifting
CybelAngel Analyst Team detected medical devices leaking more than 45 million unique imaging files on unprotected connected storage devices with ties to hospitals and medical centers worldwide. In most cases, the identified leaking device was a Network Attached Storage (NAS). NAS are inexpensive storage solutions used by individuals and small companies, as opposed to renting
Digital Risk is Shifting to the Cloud Cloud services are frequently associated with digital transformation and innovation; however, these services also expand cyber attack surfaces for threat actors to exploit. According to Oracle’s 2020: Top Ten Cloud Predictions1, 7 out of 10 organizations will keep business-critical data in the cloud. While moving to cloud apps
Native cloud services work—up to a point. They speed development of applications that meet the needs of a majority of customers. However, native services are specific to a single cloud provider and they lack the flexibility to accommodate customers whose needs don’t align with those of the majority. Integrating third party vendors that offer common
The complexity and distribution of modern applications across cloud and private platforms creates challenges in visibility, analytics, and troubleshooting. By keeping data siloed or restricted to regional owners or functional teams, we expose applications to critical negative business impacts. Merging and finding relationship between distributed analytics, like application telemetry, events, and logs provides new insight
Why You Need Application Security Every company is now a software company. Companies of all sizes in all industries are churning out applications more rapidly than ever in order to move faster; better communicate with customers, prospects and partners; and differentiate themselves in this digital world. To keep pace, organizations are not just developing more