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Cybellum

Israeli product security company, acquired by LG Electronics, known for automotive and connected-device cybersecurity.

Category
Product security
Website
cybellum.com
Last verified
October 4, 2026

What is Cybellum?

Cybellum is an Israeli product security company, originally focused on vehicle cybersecurity. LG Electronics acquired it in 2021.

Key capabilities

  • Product security management for connected devices.
  • Vulnerability and compliance management across device software.
  • Strong roots in automotive cybersecurity.

Why it matters for humanoid robot security

Cars and humanoids share a lot: embedded computers, sensors, actuators, over-the-air updates and safety-critical behavior. Automotive product security practices are a strong template for robotics.

Where it fits in a humanoid robot security program

Cybellum comes from automotive product security, an industry that already handles embedded computers, sensors, over-the-air updates and safety-critical behavior under regulation. Those practices map closely onto humanoid robots, from SBOM management and vulnerability triage to compliance reporting across a product's life.

Who it is for

  • Robot manufacturers managing firmware from many suppliers
  • Buyers who need an SBOM and vulnerability review before purchase
  • Fleet operators who must answer 'are we affected?' after a new CVE

Questions to ask Cybellum

  • Can you analyze binary firmware images without source code?
  • Do you produce an SBOM in a standard format such as SPDX or CycloneDX?
  • How quickly are new CVEs mapped to components you have already analyzed?
  • Can results be shared with suppliers and customers?

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