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Cybersecurity Under Pressure. Real Attacks, Real Lessons · August 19 · 37 min

AI Welding Inspection: Why Software Integrity Is Not Process Integrity

A welding robot can execute trusted software and accept authorized commands while producing the wrong physical result. Explore the difference between digital integrity and process integrity in industrial production. The episode examines how to connect legitimate commands with evidence that the process still behaves as engineering intended. https://cybersecurityunderpressure.com/episodes Related CUP episodes: [2026] Deep Dive: A bad weld passes inspection | OT Security [2026] Critical: The Plausibility Gap - IEC 62443 Railway API Security: When Authenticated Data Contradicts Reality When Physics is the Final Firewall When Digital Actions Create Physical Impact | CUP Micro Brief The Threat Has a Body: Defending Critical Infrastructure Against Kinetic AI

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A welding robot can execute trusted software and accept authorized commands while producing the wrong physical result. Explore the difference between digital integrity and process integrity in industrial production. The episode examines how to connect legitimate commands with evidence that the process still behaves as engineering intended.

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Related CUP episodes:

  1. [2026] Deep Dive: A bad weld passes inspection | OT Security
  2. [2026] Critical: The Plausibility Gap - IEC 62443
  3. Railway API Security: When Authenticated Data Contradicts Reality
  4. When Physics is the Final Firewall
  5. When Digital Actions Create Physical Impact | CUP Micro Brief
  6. The Threat Has a Body: Defending Critical Infrastructure Against Kinetic AI
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