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Researchers found multiple flaws in the Realtek RTL8170C Wi-Fi module that could be exploited to elevate privileges and hijack wireless communications.

Researchers found multiple flaws in the Realtek RTL8170C Wi-Fi module that could be exploited to elevate privileges and hijack wireless communications.

Integration with industry-leading platforms makes it easier to secure CI/CD processes and empowers teams to shift security to the left

Our CEO & Co-Founder Netanel Davidi shares with DevOps.com, The CyberWire, and TMC the new integrations of the Vdoo product security platform: "Vdoo brings powerful vulnerability detection, prioritization, and mitigation capabilities to the most used CI/CD tools and resources, saving organizations time and money while

IoT World Today quotes our VP Business Development, Yaniv Nissenboim, on the IoT Cybersecurity Act.

Our Co-founder and CTO Asaf Karas commented on the increase in firmware attacks in the Journal of Cyber Policy

Our Co-founder and CTO Asaf Karas commented on the expanding threat landscape for connected products in CPO Magazine.

Our Co-founder and CTO Asaf Karas commented on the recent PHP Git server attack in SC Media. His advice to anyone maintaining a Git server is to enable the signed commit function on the server in order to prevent many security issues.

Our Co-founder and CTO Asaf Karas shared his comments on the expanding threat landscape for connected products.

Our Co-founder and CTO Asaf Karas comments on preventing the next SolarWinds attack in Security Boulevard.

Our Co-founder and CTO Asaf Karas comments on the attack in Enterprise Security Tech.

In this article, Sylvia Lösel from IT-BUSINESS discusses product security with our VP EMEA Harry Zorn. (German)

Ilya Khivrich, Chief Scientist at Vdoo, comments on the new findings in the Journal of Cyber Policy.

In this article by IoT World Today on securing the Industrial Internet of Things, our Co-founder and CTO Asaf Karas contributes his thoughts with approaches to help organizations improve their IIoT security.

Vdoo provides the Yocto Project vulnerability analysis for Poky builds produced by the community

The Hacker News shares information about the major Realtek RTL8195A Wi-Fi module vulnerabilities discovered and disclosed by our security team.

The major Realtek RTL8195A Wi-Fi module vulnerabilities disclosure covered in Security Week.

IT News by Next Media shares an article about the Realtek vulnerabilities Vdoo security researchers discovered multiple vulnerabilities in the popular Realtek 8195A wi-fi module.

Our Series B extension round covered by Calcalist: The round’s extension was led by the Qumra Capital fund and Verizon Ventures. According to Calcalist’s estimates, the company’s valuation at this time is significantly higher than it was at the start of the round.

Our recent funding covered in TechCrunch: Today, an Israeli startup Vdoo — which has been developing AI-based services to detect and fix those kinds of vulnerabilities in IoT devices — is announcing $25 million in funding, money that it plans to use to help it better address the wider issue as it applies to all connected objects.

Our latest funding round covered by Globes: Israeli automated security platform for IoT and embedded software developer Vdoo today announced that it has extended its Series B financing round by raising an additional $25 million led by Qumra Capital, Verizon Ventures, and others.

Vdoo VP Business Development Yaniv Nissenboim is quoted in CPO Magazine on the new IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act

Vdoo is featured by Security Boulevard on a list of The Top 19 Internet of Things (IoT) Security Solutions

Vdoo VP Business Development Yaniv Nissenboim shares with TechRepublic his view on the Internet of Things Cybersecurity Improvement Act recently signed into law

Our company is mentioned by Mind the Bridge on their list of "Must-Watch Scaleups"

Vdoo selected as top emerging vendor in the Cybersecurity for the Medical IoT market which is expected to grow with a CAGR of 41.38% over the next decade.

As long as cybercrime is profitable, cybersecurity will be a problem, read our thoughts here

Vdoo is listed by Cybersecurity Ventures as one of the hottest 150 cybersecurity companies to watch in 2020

This guest article, which discusses why and how vulnerability management needs to be adapted to the world of IoT, was written by our Security Advisor and Chair of the CSA IoT Working Group.

Vdoo Disclosure Program discovered a significant vulnerability in Cisco network switch line

Vdoo discovered three dangerous vulnerabilities can be exploited by remote attackers over the internet without needing to authenticate on the device

Guest article at the Expert Corner by Vdoo's Co-CEO, Netanel Davidi

Guest article on integrating security into the product design written by Vdoo's Security Advisor and Chair of the CSA IoT Working Group

Vdoo delivers comprehensive automated analysis capabilities, including zero-day detection, for an unprecedented security level at scale

Vdoo is tackling IoT security with an end-to-end offering of firmware vulnerability analysis and on-device tailored security feature

Securing embedded devices is a well-known challenge, while automated end-to-end security approach is the only effective solution

Vdoo brings a unique end-to-end security platform, answering the emerging threats targeting embedded devices

Vdoo uses machine learning to automatically analyze security vulnerabilities in connected devices

Vdoo raised $32 million in a funding round led by venture capital firms WRVI Capital and GGV Capital

The company aims to become the industry’s first end-to-end security solution for embedded devices of any type

The cash infusion will be used to accelerate the development of Vdoo’s automated analysis capabilities

Vdoo named as leading solution provider for guiding companies through IoT projects

Vdoo launched the certified security engineer program - a formal hands-on training to share research and knowledge on IoT industry

CRN speaks with Alon Levin, VP Product Management at Vdoo on the biggest IoT security issues

Security startup Vdoo has launched its ERA (Embedded Runtime Agent)

Vdoo was named one of the 25 top IoT startups to watch in 2019

With $13 million raised from Dell and other investors, Vdoo provides on-device security solutions for connected devices from design to deployment

Vdoo has launched an “ERA” (Embedded Runtime Agent) for securing Linux IoT devices

Auto-generated agents control policies based on device-specific analysis of firmware and threat model

Vdoo, the leader in embedded device security, has announced the availability of its ERA™ for ongoing device security

Vdoo released its ERA – Embedded Runtime Agent for ongoing connected device security

Dell-backed Internet of Things startup vdoo launches an endpoint security agent for connected devices that automatically tailors a security policy based on the device’s unique characteristics

learn from Vdoo’s leadership insights of 2018 and predictions for 2019

Vdoo was named one of the 10 hottest cybersecurity startup companies of 2018

Automation can help scale device's security, read how by our Senior Security Architect

Read our collaboration to the conversation around the California IoT cybersecurity bill

Read our thoughts on California's IoT security bill

Our thoughts on the importance of user awareness amid IP camera hacks in this latest article

Our VP Product Management shares his thoughts on the security problems plaguing IP cameras

Read about the vulnerabilities our research team found in Axis cameras

Vdoo was named one of the 10 coolest IoT security companies in 2018

Read why Stacey Higginbotham believes Vdoo can change the way the industry thinks about IoT security

Read why the IoT is a 'greenfield of security opportunities' for potential Vdoo partners