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The award recognizes Axiado’s hardware-rooted approach to securing AI infrastructure by embedding trust, platform management and AI-driven intelligence directly into silicon. The post Axiado Wins 2026 Top InfoSec Innovator Award for Bringing Cybersecurity into AI Infrastructure Silicon appeared first on Axiado Corporation.
Attackers drove French supermarket coolers toward 50°C through a controller anyone could reach online. Run blind, our agents re-found two of its three known flaws in hours. Fixing fleets takes far longer.
AUTOCRYPT, a leading Physical AI security solutions provider, today announced it has been awarded “Automotive Cybersecurity Company of the Year” in the 7th annual AutoTech Breakthrough Awards program conducted by AutoTech Breakthrough, a leading market intelligence organization that recognizes the top companies, technologies and products in the global automotive and transportation technology markets today. AUTOCRYPT […]
Explore the threats, security gaps, and priorities facing enterprise networks. The post What 200 Security Leaders Told Us About Network Device Security appeared first on Eclypsium.
The integration combines hardware-anchored security, intelligent platform management, and AI-assisted monitoring to address the operational and security requirements of next-generation data centers designed for agentic AI workloads. The post Axiado, Arm Integrate AI Security into AGI CPU Servers appeared first on Axiado Corporation.
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At DEF CON 34’s Capture the Flag (CTF) Car Hacking Village (CHV) Automotive Hacking competition, AUTOCRYPT’s 12-member Red Team became the first among 83 participating teams to complete all required challenges, securing the championship just 25 hours into the 50-hour competition (Link). Since first participating in 2022, the team has continued to advance on the […]
Integrating Axiado's OCP-compliant DC-SCM cards, powered by the Axiado TCU, with the Arm AGI CPU platform. The post Axiado Collaborates with Arm to Deliver AI-Driven Security and Platform Management for the Arm AGI CPU Platform appeared first on Axiado Corporation.
As accelerated compute continues to evolve with the proliferation of AI, hardware security is becoming increasingly critical to protecting sensitive data, intellectual property, and system integrity. This white paper explores the emerging security challenges of modern accelerated compute infrastructure and explains why security verification must begin at the RTL design level, before vulnerabilities become costly […] The post Security Assurance for Modern Accelerated Compute (2026) first ap
Conventional grid compliance treats a patched, signed, CIP-013-compliant relay as a safe one. Executive Order 14421 asks who owns the company that wrote its firmware, and few utility records go that deep.
Below the Surface episode 83 brings host Paul Asadoorian together with Vlad Babkin for a wide-ranging discussion about AI-assisted vulnerability discovery, the shrinking patch-to-exploit window, and why network edge appliances remain such difficult systems to defend. The episode was recorded on October 2, 2026. The conversation begins with AI’s accelerating role in both vulnerability research […] The post BTS #83 - AI's Impact on Cybersecurity appeared first on Eclypsium.
Meet with Finite State at Auto-ISAC Cybersecurity Summit to see how automotive organizations are reducing vulnerability noise, accelerating PSIRT response, and continuously generating audit-ready security evidence across software-defined vehicle platforms.
AI data centers are critical infrastructure now. The U.S. investment in AI is nearing a trillion dollars, and new agreements between global superpowers and hyperscaler companies are turning AI into what recent congressional testimony from the Center for Strategic and International Studies described as “the defining competition of the 21st century.” Experts from CSIS further […] The post AI is Critical Infrastructure: Securing the Foundation of the Global Future appeared first on Eclypsium.
AUTOCRYPT, a a leading Physical AI security solutions provider, announced that it has successfully established a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) system for Plug&Charge (PnC) services in South Korea, enabling diverse OEMs and charging point operators (CPOs) to connect through a common authentication framework. The infrastructure was validated across electric vehicles from six global automotive brands, […]
New release helps organizations determine which vulnerabilities are actually exploitable and prioritize the risks that matter The post GrammaTech Launches REAFFIRM 1.0 for Advanced Firmware Security appeared first on GrammaTech.
Key Takeaways The 2026 LaPorte Report defines Embedded Runtime Security (ERS) as a distinct discipline for protecting deployed embedded software at runtime. ERS makes exploit attempts fail at execution, rather than relying solely on vulnerability discovery and patching. It complements Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs), vulnerability scanning, patching, Zero Trust, and memory-safe development. Runtime techniques […] The post What Is Embedded Runtime Security? Protecting Software After Dep
The European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) began requiring manufacturers of connected products to report actively exploited vulnerabilities on a tight schedule in September 2026. Medical device makers have lived with similar post-market expectations from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for years, and industrial and operational technology (OT) vendors are now being pulled […] The post From SBOM to Answer: Cutting Vulnerability Triage Time in Embedded Devices appeared
Artificial intelligence is changing more than the speed of vulnerability discovery. It is changing the economics of offensive cyber operations, allowing sophisticated adversaries to analyze more software, identify more targets, and move from vulnerability discovery to exploitation at a scale that would previously have required far larger teams. Shane Fry, CTO of RunSafe Security, has […] The post Cyber CTO Warns AI Gives Nation-State Attackers a Scale and Budget Advantage appeared first on
Ithaca, NY – September 15, 2026 — GrammaTech, Inc., a leading provider of software assurance and cyber resilience research and industry-leading products, has been awarded $1,491,802.00 in additional funding from DARPA to enhance its REAFFIRM firmware‑analysis and protection technology. The post DARPA Funds GrammaTech to Strengthen Firmware Protections appeared first on GrammaTech.
L’italiana Exein, azienda tecnologica che sviluppa soluzioni di cybersecurity per proteggere il software che gira dentro dispositivi, auto, robot e macchinari, annuncia oggi un nuovo finanziamento da 270 milioni di...
AI Dome is wagering frontier AI labs $20 million that even their most advanced models will be unable to hack AI Dome
GrammaTech has appointed Dr. Lucja Kot as Chief Executive Officer, bringing two decades of experience in cybersecurity, software assurance, and advanced research to lead the company’s next chapter. The post GrammaTech Names Dr. Lucja Kot as Chief Executive Officer appeared first on GrammaTech.
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CRA – another compliance burden? Maybe we're looking at it the wrong way. The Cyber Resilience Act is not only about compliance. It's about trust. And trust is becoming a key competitive factor. Learn why the Cyber Resilience Act is more than regulation and how Security by Design and decentralized identities can help organizations build resilient and trustworthy digital products. Source
Dragos Acquires Phosphorus to Bring OT-Native Cybersecurity to the Full xOT Environment The post Dragos Acquires Phosphorus to Bring OT-Native Cybersecurity to the Full xOT Environment appeared first on Phosphorus.
Phosphorus Joins Dragos to Advance Device-to-Network xOT Security Today, we’re excited to share an important milestone in the Phosphorus journey: Phosphorus has joined Dragos. For our customers, this is more than an acquisition announcement. It’s the beginning of a new chapter, one that brings together two complementary technologies to solve different parts of the same […] The post Phosphorus Joins Dragos to Advance Device-to-Network xOT Security appeared first on Phosphorus.
Deep binary inspection, reachability analysis, and patch-effectiveness validation extend Rocky Linux's security below the OS layer, turning visibility into defensive action at production scale.