Cybersecurity & Hardware Protection

“If I deploy a humanoid running a third-party skill, how do I know it won’t become a surveillance device or an attack vector?” — Our answer: defence in depth, from hardware root of trust to runtime monitoring.

Cybersecurity & Hardware Protection

The threat landscape our platform is designed to defend against

  • Data exfiltration via hidden telemetry and covert channels
  • Remote access backdoors in hardware or cloud
  • Supply-chain compromise and trojan updates
  • Network pivoting into home and business networks
  • Malicious skill injection and sensor spoofing

Our security architecture

  • Signed skill packages — the runtime refuses to execute unsigned code
  • Sandboxed execution with minimal privileges
  • Behavioural anomaly detection with ML monitoring
  • Independent penetration testing on release and annually
  • Non-EU IP blocking and allowlist-based communication
  • Air-gap mode for the most sensitive deployments
  • TPM-based boot integrity and firmware verification

Certifications & independent validation (targeted)

  • ISO/IEC 27001 — Information Security Management (targeted)
  • ISO/IEC 42001 — AI Management System (targeted)
  • SOC 2 Type II — security, availability, confidentiality (targeted)
  • BSI IT-Grundschutz — German federal baseline (targeted)
  • Planned annual independent penetration test reports