Cybersecurity and AI security for Robotics deployment

CDI technologies enable secure, compliant and safe deployment of robotics across sectors.
Key pillars include:

Identity of the Robot

Strong, verifiable digital identities for:

• Robots

• Sub-components

• Users/operators

Secure Connectivity

• Resilient, authenticated network connections

• Seamless hand‑over and reliable coordination

Data Protection

• Encrypted data flows

• Accountability and compliance

• Full transparency with end‑to‑end data integrity

Cybersecurity

Hardening of:

• Hardware

• Firmware

• Software

• Networks

IT/OT Integration

Secure, interoperable integration with enterprise systems:

• SOC

• Vulnerability management

• Operational environments

AI Security

Protection of AI assets (notably relevant for robotics):

• Anti‑theft (IP protection)

• Securing models from extraction

• Protection against adversarial attacks

• Safeguarding learning/decision cycles

• Avoiding data poisoning

Overall goal:
➡️ Enable safe deployment of robotics while simplifying regulatory compliance (Cybersecurity & IoT regulation).

Use Case 1 — Industrial Robotics

The first use case applies robotics enhanced with CDI trust and cybersecurity in industrial contexts:

• Logistics

• Manufacturing

• Inspection

• Security control

Use Case 2 — Identification & Authentication by Robots

Robots are positioned as agents capable of performing trusted identity‑related tasks.

Applications

• ID checks in manufacturing

• Border control at terminals (airports, seaports, railways)

• Vehicle‑based inspection

• Sensitive‑area monitoring

Associated investigations

• Robotics constraints tied to each scenario

• User acceptance of robotic control