Leaving the attack surface created by UiPath robotic process automations unattended is more dangerous than you might think.
In this webinar, security expert Amichai Shulman demonstrates key RPA weaknesses, such as SQL injection, command injection, supply chain vulnerabilities, and container security flaws.
Watch and discover the critical security implications of compromised UiPath automations, whether through intentional malicious design or unintended vulnerabilities and mistakes.
Get practical mitigation guidelines for the attacks and mistakes discussed.
Why it matters
Leaving UiPath robotic process automations as an unattended attack surface is more dangerous than you might think.
Mistakes made by citizen developers can inadvertently introduce vulnerabilities, but what about professional developers?
You might think you’re safe because you’ve entrusted your RPA development to professionals, the people your company hired to automate your most sensitive, business-critical processes.
Here’s where it gets truly alarming: If these same automations were coded traditionally, you’d never dream of excluding them from rigorous security protocols. Yet, somehow, RPAs are flying under the radar, escaping the scrutiny they desperately need.
Even if your security team is tasked with securing RPAs, do they have the specialized knowledge and tools to do so effectively? The harsh truth is most don’t. This glaring gap in expertise and tools leaves your organization open to breaches.
In this webinar, we advocate treating RPAs with the same level of security scrutiny as any other critical software. The alternative is to sit back and wait for disaster.