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Humanoid Robot Security Directory

The companies, tools and projects working to secure humanoid robots and physical AI, from robot-specific security to AI model, firmware and industrial protection. Every listing links to its sources and shows when it was last verified. New solutions are added every month.

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Robot security specialists

Companies and research teams focused specifically on securing robots.

Alias Robotics European cybersecurity AI lab that began in 2018 securing robots, with endpoint protection for robots and the open-source CAI framework. IOActive Security research and testing firm with one of the longest track records in robot hacking research, dating back to 2017.

AI, LLM and model security

Protection for the AI models and agents that increasingly control what robots do.

Cisco AI Defense Cisco's AI security offering, built in part on its 2024 acquisition of Robust Intelligence, for securing enterprise AI use. HiddenLayer AI security platform protecting machine learning models and autonomous AI agents, with runtime security for agentic systems. Lakera (Check Point) AI security company focused on protecting LLM applications from attacks such as prompt injection, acquired by Check Point in 2025. Protect AI (Palo Alto Networks) AI and machine learning security company acquired by Palo Alto Networks in 2025, now part of its AI security portfolio.

Firmware and device security

Tools that find and fix vulnerabilities in the software inside connected devices, including robots.

Binarly Firmware and binary supply-chain security company whose Transparency Platform finds vulnerabilities and malicious code in compiled software. Cybellum Israeli product security company, acquired by LG Electronics, known for automotive and connected-device cybersecurity. Finite State Product security platform for connected devices that analyzes firmware and software to find vulnerabilities and supply-chain risk. NetRise Supply-chain security platform that inventories and analyzes the firmware and software inside devices for device makers and asset owners. Sternum Embedded security and observability for IoT devices, protecting firmware at runtime directly on the device.

Industrial and OT security

Visibility and protection for factory and warehouse networks where robots operate.

Claroty Cyber-physical systems security company protecting industrial, healthcare and commercial environments where machines meet networks. Dragos Industrial cybersecurity company offering an OT security platform, threat intelligence and incident response for industrial infrastructure. Nozomi Networks OT and IoT security company providing visibility and threat detection for industrial networks, now owned by Mitsubishi Electric.

Open source and standards

Open tools and frameworks the robotics community uses to build security in.

SROS2 (ROS 2 security) Open-source tools for enabling security in ROS 2, the Robot Operating System, built on the DDS-Security standard.

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