Do’s and Don’ts for Protecting Your Cobots’ Cybersecurity
Blog Robotiq – Collaborative robots – more commonly known as cobots – work near people and help human employees get more done. If one or more cobots malfunctions due to a cybersecurity attack, the consequences could be dangerous and costly. Fortunately, companies can take action to keep their cobots secure and working as expected.
No risk to customers from Pepper robot, says Emirates NBD
ITP.net – Emirates NBD has assured customers that its Pepper robot assistant has not compromised bank accounts or personal data.
It’s a Good Time to Find a Cybersecurity Job
So, you want a job in cybersecurity? Now is a good time to be looking. Wall Street Journal – Thousands of information-security jobs are going unfilled as the industry in the U.S. struggles with a shortage of properly trained professionals. The current demand for cybersecurity workers is outpacing supply by so much that by 2022…
DNS flaw allows hackers to change DNS settings in 800,000 Draytek routers
SC Media UK – Network equipment vendor Draytek has said several of its wireless routers are vulnerable to exploits allowing hackers to remotely change the device’s DNS and DHCP settings and potentially steal personal data to hijack web traffic.
For critical systems, “just patch it” is a paradox
The Parallax – Security patches don’t often come wearing gold-sequined tuxedo jackets, but maybe they should. If they did, everybody from consumers to security experts might pay more attention to them, and perhaps have a better understanding of why, when a vulnerability is discovered, “just patch it” isn’t exactly the answer.