The FCC’s New Robotics Ban is a Watershed Moment for Cyber-Physical Security
As security leaders operating at the intersection of Physical AI, connected vehicles, and smart mobility, we at Upstream have long warned that when you put wheels, legs, or actuators on a computer, a cybersecurity failure stops being a mere IT annoyance; it becomes a physical safety hazard. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) underscored this reality by publishing a landmark update…
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From Detroit’s Auto Roots to AI Innovation: Jennifer Tisdale Joins Upstream
At Upstream, we’re passionate about shaping the future of mobility, and just as passionate about the people who join us in getting there. We have…
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A CISO View from REE Automotive on the Evolving Cyber Landscape and AI
As vehicles become software-defined, cloud-connected, and increasingly infused with AI-driven capabilities, cybersecurity is no longer optional. It is a core design principle and a fundamental…
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Flipper Zero and the Rise of “Unleashed 2.0”: Why Automotive Cybersecurity Needs to Look Beyond the Perimeter
Vehicles increasingly rely on wireless technologies, from RFID and Sub-GHz radio signals used in remote keyless entry and ignition to NFC-based digital keys in newer…
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When ADAS and Cruise Control Go Dark: AI Delivers a Breakthrough to Resolve a Chronic Failure
This is the final blog in a spotlight series showcasing real-life case studies of OEMs who were able to utilize their connected vehicle data, powered…