Building Automation

15
Aug
Invisible Lies: Why Sensor Manipulation May Become the Most Dangerous Attack on Smart Buildings

Invisible Lies: Why Sensor Manipulation May Become the Most Dangerous Attack on Smart Buildings

Smart buildings trust their sensors. Attackers know it. By manipulating environmental data instead of software, they can influence AI, automation and human decisions without triggering traditional cyber defenses.
4 min read
05
Aug
The Hidden Door: Why Remote Maintenance Has Become the Most Dangerous Entry Point into Smart Buildings

The Hidden Door: Why Remote Maintenance Has Become the Most Dangerous Entry Point into Smart Buildings

Remote maintenance keeps modern buildings running—but it also creates one of the largest unmanaged attack surfaces. Trusted service connections, permanent VPNs and vendor access are rapidly becoming the preferred entry point for cyber-physical attacks.
4 min read
05
Aug
AI Doesn’t Need to Understand BACnet: Why Building Automation Has Entered a New Threat Era

AI Doesn’t Need to Understand BACnet: Why Building Automation Has Entered a New Threat Era

AI is transforming cyber attacks against building automation. Tasks that once required deep knowledge of BACnet, KNX or Modbus can now be accelerated by large language models, dramatically lowering the barrier to targeting smart buildings.
4 min read